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Welcome to the Business Awards Show, where weshare valuable information, secret nuggets, to get youraward entry noticed by the judges for all the right reasons. Our weekly episodes also feature inspirationalinterviews with winners, judges, and sponsors.
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Episode 216: Supporting the Next Generation of Award Winners with Rosie di Lecce (opens the original)
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Rosie di Lecce has worked with global brands and budgets to match. However, what genuinely excites her is watching a small business win its first award. Rosie, founder of the award winning agency Saia Creative and sponsor of the Best New Business category at this year's Best Business Women Awards, tells us why. Rosie shares the mindset shift that led her to start her own agency, and the three mistakes she sees businesses make time and again. We talk about trust in the marketing industry and Rosi
Episode 215: Winning the Award is Just the Beginning with Keely Armitt (opens the original)
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Winning the award is easy compared to what happens next. Keely Armitt explains why so few businesses actually cash in on their win, and how to be one that does. Keely is founder of Keely Armitt Business Management, and discusses her journey from a career in sports management into becoming an accredited online business manager. In this episode, Keely explains the common operational problems that hold growing businesses back. From there, she helps overwhelmed founders regain control through a stru
Episode 214: Of Course You Can Win an Award with Helen Kenworthy (opens the original)
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Helen Kenworthy has spent thirty years telling people of course you can. She explains why she finally started believing it about her own award entries too. Helen, founder of Of Course You Can Coach, Education Selection Box, RYTC Creative CIC and co-founder of Give Get Go Education, reflects on thirty years of building organically connected businesses rooted in confidence, creativity and inclusion. Helen shares how her own journey from a shy child into performing arts shaped her belief that every
Episode 213: Finding Your Voice to Become an Award Winner with Helen von Dadelszen (opens the original)
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Behind every credible award entry and engaging acceptance speech is someone who has learned how to communicate with impact. In this episode, Helen von Dadelszen shows us how. Helen is founder of Present Potential and author of 'Courageous Action', the ideal book for helping people communicate more confidently. She tells Debbie why nerves are normal, sharing practical tips on reading the brief carefully, respecting time limits, and bringing genuine personality rather than a rehearsed script. Addi
Episode 212: The One-Of-A-Kind Networking That's Being Recognised by Awards with Pete Rhodes (opens the original)
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Pete Rhodes never liked networking events, so he built one that actually works. And consequently, Meet for Good won the Gold Award for Best Networking Group at this year's Best SME Awards. Debbie Gilbert speaks to Pete, founder of All for Good and Meet for Good, about nearly twenty years in sport, including roles at the Youth Sport Trust and Team GB. That experience led him to build a business connecting sport, sponsorship and charity to create genuine social impact. He explains the thinking beh
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