Alan Woods, Director of Birkenhead based Woods Sqaured is celebrating after receiving the Best Small Business North West Award in a national competition. But Alan is also aiming at scooping the overall Outstanding Small Business of the Year which brings a prize of £10,000, half of which Alan has promised will be donated to the companys chosen charity for this year The Kalixa Pro Spirit of Small Business Awards were launched earlier this year to celebrate and recognise the very best entrepreneurs, small businesses and sole traders from across Britain. Woods Squared work closely with their clients to help them increase their profits, pay less tax and keep more of what they earn for themselves. They have a 100% record in helping their clients access the finance they need for their business – this allows their clients to grow and become even more successful. As one of twelve category winners, the compnay will now receive a cash injection of £1,000 and a business support package including bespoke corporate photography session, website build or optimisation and money can’t buy mentoring session with awards judge, Michelle Mone OBE, one of the UK’s most successful female entrepreneurs and owner of international lingerie brand, Ultimo. But that’s not all, each of the winners is now in with a chance of scooping the overall Outstanding Small Business of the Year Award which comes with a grand prize of £10,000. The public vote for the overall Outstanding Small Business of the Year Award is now open, and will see the winners whittled down to one grand prize winner of £10,000 – chosen by you. To cast your vote and make a real difference to one of our winners’ businesses visit the Kalixa voting page - po.st/nCut7I - before 28 November 2014. Alan Woods said: “If we were lucky enough to win the £10,000 we would donate 50% to our chosen charity partner for the year which is Stick n Step (sticknstep.org) - they are a local charity that help children with cerebral palsy. We’d also arrange a wine tasting to thank our current clients and contacts and organise a seminar to help local small business owners become even more successful.”
Posted on: Thu, 02 Oct 2014 18:28:30 +0000