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Last call for business awards

Published: Wed 9 Jun 2004 01:49 PM
9 June 2004
Details of Westpac Enterprise North Shore Business Excellence Awards 2004
The Westpac Enterprise North Shore Business Excellence Awards, in their seventh year, provide North Shore businesses with a forum where they can be publicly acknowledged for their achievements.
The Awards celebrate excellent business performance that significantly contributes to the development of North Shore City’s economy and business community.
Categories in the Westpac Enterprise North Shore Business Excellence Awards 2004 are:
Clearlite Excellence in Service Delivery Award
Massey University Excellence in Technology Award
3M Excellence in Innovation Award
Vector Best Emerging Business Award
Local Directories Best New Start-up Business Award
Actionmail & Alliance Construction Excellence in Marketing Award
North Shore Times Advertiser Community Contribution Award
Veritas Employer of Choice Award
Smales Farm Excellence in Environmental Management Award
ACC ThinkSafe Work Safety Award
North Shore City Council Excellence in Tourism Award
Chelsea Sugar Excellence in Exporting Award
Category winners become eligible for the 2004 Westpac Supreme Business Excellence Award.
Entries for the Awards close at 5pm on Thursday, June 17. The 12 category winners and the overall Westpac Supreme Business Excellence Award 2004 winner will be announced at a Gala Dinner at the Bruce Mason Centre in Takapuna on August 26. For further information email team@enterprisens.org.nz or visit www.enterprisens.org.nz/awards
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