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Entering the High Sheriff’s Awards for Enterprise 2011 is straightforward and you can manage and submit your entries online.
Entry Criteria
The entrants must:
- Have an annual turnover of at least £500,000
- Employ between 5-250 members of staff
- Demonstrate outstanding performance and explain their strategy to ensure that the company will continue to expand and flourish in the future
- You may include any relevant company brochures to support your entry
If you meet these criteria, do consider nominating your business for the High Sheriff's Awards for Enterprise 2011.
To nominate your business for the High Sheriff's Awards for Enterprise 2011, please complete the application form along with a supporting statement on no more than two sides of A4 paper. Entrants should include accounts and any other information to support their entry, for example business brochures.
Please view our award categories and select the category or categories you wish to enter. You can enter as many categories as you wish.
The High Sheriff’s Awards for Enterprise is open for entries and nominations until 5pm on Tuesday 3rd January 2012. Please click here to enter.
For more information or to discuss your entry further please contact Catherine Menzies on 01244 511844 or alternatively email c.menzies@chester.ac.uk
