Small businesses from across the region celebrated a host of successes at the West Midlands FSB Awards.
The event, held at RAF Cosford and hosted by Dave Sharpe, celebrated the creativity and endeavour of small firms across the region.
There was success for Bridgnorth business Good2Great, which won the Service Excellence Award.
The company is this year marking a decade of supporting start-ups with Johnny and Sally Themans helping 1,000 new businesses.
Collecting their award, Sally said: “For me, the heart of a community is having good thriving businesses. “We work in the community with lots of businesses and some of the start-ups we have helped are also here today, who we are immensely proud of.”
“It can be one of the loneliest things, running your own business so we try to provide a friendly ear and bounce ideas off each other to help.
“It’s important to get the message out there that, as businesses, we are all in it together and want to cheers each other on.”
Good2Great clients also had a good day. Madeley’s First Aid Plus, from Much Wenlock, was named Start-Up Business of the Year.
The company delivers Ofqual regulated level two and three physical first aid and mental health first aid courses to companies, the agricultural sector, adults with learning disabilities, schools, clubs and children who have neurodiversity, plus home-schooled children, SMEs and large companies.
The Little Green Pantry in Wellington was nominated for two accolades– the Sustainability Award and Start-up Business of the Year.
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