O senhor-tenente de Merseyside Mark Blundell emitiu um chamado para galvanizar as empresas em Merseyside para solicitar o prêmio do rei para a empresa (KAE). Comércio
The KAE recognises the outstanding achievements of UK businesses across four operating categories:
- International Trade
- Inovação
- Desenvolvimento Sustentável
- Promoção de oportunidades através da mobilidade social
Anteriormente conhecido como Prêmio da Rainha para Enterprise, o programa agora foi relançado como o esquema do rei Carlos III para reconhecer a excelência nos negócios. Blundell nomeou um painel de seu escritório para incentivar as empresas da região a se envolver. Empresas inovadoras em vários setores. Os vencedores têm o direito de apresentar o emblema do rei em todo o seu material de marketing e promocional por um período de cinco anos, e este é um selo reconhecido de excelência para as empresas que negociam nacional e globalmente. Retifra. ” Para todas as empresas do Reino Unido, grandes e pequenas, desde que tenham pelo menos dois anos de história comercial e empregam pelo menos duas pessoas ou equivalentes de meio período. Nichola Bruno, chefe do escritório do prêmio do rei, participará junto com os vencedores anteriores que falarão sobre sua jornada de inscrição com conselhos sobre o que é necessário para fazer uma aplicação bem -sucedida. Merseyside
Panel member John Mohin OBE, a Liverpool academic, Deputy Lieutenant for Merseyside and an Honorary Fellow of Liverpool John Moore’s University, says: “Liverpool is recognised worldwide as a leading centre for business and trade while the wider Merseyside region has a multitude of outstanding and innovative businesses across a range of sectors. We have organisations conducting cutting-edge research in the fields of science, medicine and technology to leading businesses in retail, construction, finance, logistics, entertainment and so much more.
“These Awards for Enterprise recognise the exceptional contribution that winning businesses have made to the UK. Winners are entitled to feature the King’s Emblem on all their marketing and promotional material for a period of five years, and this is a recognised stamp of excellence for businesses trading nationally and globally.
“The awards are well supported by many regions around the UK but unfortunately the application numbers from Merseyside companies have in the past been somewhat disappointing. This is a situation we are anxious to rectify.”
Mr Mohin adds: “Liverpool has been recognised as European Capital of Culture and this year received further global recognition through hosting Eurovision 2023. Now we can bring even more attention to our region by demonstrating our remarkable business acumen through applying for a KAE. I’m sure there are numerous businesses, with fantastic stories to tell, which would be worthy recipients.”
The awards are open to all UK businesses, large and small, provided they have at least two years’ trading history and employ at least two people or part-time equivalents.
Businesses and Media are being invited to a special KAE launch from 10am-12noon on Wednesday, July 12th at the Royal Liver Building, Pier Head Liverpool. Nichola Bruno, Head of the King’s Award Office, will be attending along with previous winners who will speak about their application journey with advice on what is required to make a successful application.
If you wish to attend this event, please contact: Helen Tanzey: Clerk to the Lieutenancy of Merseyside
Businesses podem se inscrever no prêmio on -line do rei através do site oficial: The King's Awards for Enterprise: Sobre o prêmio - Gov.uk (ww.gov.uk) Downtown in Business
