The Red Rose Awards, Lancashire’s favourite business awards ceremony, has extended its 2021 programme of events and will return with a new look, new categories and new trophies on November 25, 2021.
Representatives of 14 prominent Lancashire businesses and top-ranking skills providers will share the inside story of apprenticeships and how they will help the county bounce back from the pandemic.
Lancashire Business View is putting the spotlight on the county’s up and coming women in business and the part they will play in the post-pandemic fightback.
The organisers of the Red Rose Awards have selected the Community Foundation for Lancashire as its charity partner throughout the 2021 programme.
Forbes Solicitors and Barclays have both extended their support as headline sponsors for the Red Rose Awards, which return for the 11th year in June.
Lancashire Business View is here to bring together the business community of the county, celebrate excellence and provide platforms to share success.
The Red Rose Awards, Lancashire’s biggest business awards event, is to return in 2021 with a new look, new categories, new trophies and a new date.
Eighteen business owners, policy-shapers and industry leaders have been announced as guest speakers during the week-long Lancashire Business Week programme of events.
Downtown in Business went to visit the Publisher and Commercial Director of Lancashire Business View, Richard Slater and Stephen Bolton respectively, to find out everything about the upcoming Lancashire Business Week and Lancashire Business Day.
Simon Quin of the High Streets Task Force and Emily Handslip of Urban Splash will join Wayne Hemingway as keynote speakers at the Lancashire Property Conference later this month
The judges of the Lancashire Business View Sub36 Awards have praised the diversity, strength and
skills of this year’s entries.
The final shortlist of this year’s Sub36 Awards has been unveiled, revealing the employees, leaders and difference-makers in the running for a much sought-after prize package.
