Northern Lincolnshire business leaders and politicians out in force for Business Awards
Business leaders and politicians pictured at the Northern Lincolnshire Business Awards. Included in the picture are former Scunthorpe MP and Chamber board member Sir Nic Dakin, Cleethorpes MP Martin Vickers, Baroness LIz Redfearn and Dr Ian Kelly.
THE Northern Lincolnshire Business Awards gave business leaders and politicians an opportunity to discuss local political and economic developments affecting the Humber region during a night of celebration and recognition for the region's businesses.
The gala evening, themed around the musical Les Miserables, broke down barriers for some of the region's leading businesses as they stepped up on stage to receive their awards at a glittering night of celebration.
The evening was hosted by Richard Askam and the dinner was produced and served by the Lincolnshire Chef and his team from Healing Manor. The Baths Hall in Scunthorpe turned back time to the French Revolution for some fabulous music from the West End cast of the London show who thrilled the audience with some powerful songs from the musical Les Miserables, ably supported by local drama students.
The highlight of the evening was the presentation of the 2023 Business Awards. It was a good year with plenty of talent on the south bank of the Humber.
Thanks go to all the sponsors and supporters of the evening, particularly Phillips66, who were the headline sponsor. Thanks also go to Sparq for sponsorship of the event’s AV requirements and the tech team at The Baths Hall.
The Chamber would like to thank all those who entered the awards, our sponsors and everyone who worked so hard to make the evening another great success.
For a full round-up of all the winners, lots of pictures from the night and more, visit Winners crowned at Northern Lincolnshire Business Awards 2023 - Business Live (business-live.co.uk)
Photographs from the evening were taken by Gary Davies Photography. To view and download high quality versions direct, click here.
