Entries pouring in for The Press Business Awards 2010 (From York Press)

Entries pouring in for The Press Business Awards 2010

10:24am Thursday 24th June 2010 in Business news By Ron Godfrey

AFTER the shock it is time to take stock.

What businesses need in the gloomy aftermath of Chancellor George Osborne’s emergency Budget on Tuesday, is a big lift and a bout of blessing-counting.

There is no better way of doing it than entering The Press Business Awards 2010 – a free forum for any venture which has successfully battled through the choppy economic seas and will continue to find and catch the wind in their sails no matter how stormy the outlook.

Entries have been pouring in from organisations wanting to take part in our 20th annual competition, but we want more. We want to tell your amazing stories to our readers who hunger for good news.

We have made the process really easy and the rewards are terrific, especially as your entry will be the basis of a profile which will appear in The Press and then be echoed on this website, where it will stay for almost a year.

And bearing in mind that the website attracts about 2.25 million page impressions per month, it is a business opportunity no venture in our circulation area should miss.

All you have to do is go to thepressbusinessawards.co.uk, study the 13 categories and choose up to two that suit you.

Now formulate in Word about 1,000 words in support of your application, either for each of your choices or to cover both – it’s your call – and copy and paste it into the interactive entry form on that website. After filling in your details and click-ticking your category choices, hit Submit.

If you can, email a photograph under separate cover to ron.godfrey@thepress.co.uk and then... wait for glory.