The Business Awards Show

Debbie Gilbert
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Welcome to the Business Awards Show, where we share valuable information, secret nuggets, to get your award entry noticed by the judges for all the right reasons. Our weekly episodes also feature inspirational interviews with winners, judges, and sponsors. So let's dive in and start your journey to award winning success.

  1. Episode 195: Tell a Better Story Through Brand Photography with Hetal Trivedi

    5 DAYS AGO

    Episode 195: Tell a Better Story Through Brand Photography with Hetal Trivedi

    Debbie Gilbert discusses how to Tell a Better Story Through Brand Photography with Hetal Trivedi, founder of The Beautiful Moments. Hetal is a strategic brand photographer and videographer working with female led businesses in health, wellness and beauty. She won three awards in a single month last year, two of them on the same day! A former primary school maths teacher who fell into photography by accident, Hetal built a five figure business from scratch after leaving teaching, encouraged every step of the way by her family. In this episode they cover how she helps camera shy business owners relax. Vitally, Hetal believes brand photography needs to tell a story. That's why she brings creativity to her shoots to achieve that. Furthermore, she emphasises why visual consistency matters more than constantly refreshing your images, and how going through an awards application made her realise just how far she had come.   About Hetal Hetal is a multi-award winning brand photographer and founder of The Beautiful Moments photography services. I help female business owners step outside their comfort zone and embrace visibility through professional photos and videos.   Most brand photos look good, but they don't convey any meaning. Therefore, she helps female business owners turn their ideas, beliefs, and offers into visuals that people instantly understand. Using simple concepts, thoughtful planning, and meaningful props, she creates both photos and videos that clearly explain the business and bring its essence to life. Longevity is central to her work. Therefore, her aim is that one brand shoot can create months of content, allowing business owners to show up clearly, consistently, and confidently online. This in turn helps them increase their visibility, attract ideal clients and achieve business growth and success.   {2:14} How a passion for photography became a business. {5:51} How Hetal makes people comfortable in front of the camera. {9:16} How often people should have new brand photos. {11:34} Adding videography to photography. {13:16} What to do if your visuals aren't working for you. {15:18} Hetal's thought processes for entering awards. {18:18} The differences awards have made. {19:24} Challenges Hetal has overcome to run her business. {21:16} Combining motherhood and running a business. {23:44} the next twelve months.   Connect with Debbie at: https://thebusinessawardsshow.co.uk                                         https://bestsmeawards.co.uk/                                        Connect with Hetal:  https://thebeautifulmoments.co.uk/ LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/thebeautifulmomentsuk/ Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/thebeautifulmoments07 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebeautifulmomentsuk/

    27 min
  2. Episode 194: Turning Pain into Purpose with Hayley Charlesworth

    29 APR

    Episode 194: Turning Pain into Purpose with Hayley Charlesworth

    Turning Pain into Purpose with Hayley Charlesworth, is one of the most moving episodes of the Business Awards Show we've featured. Hayley is founder of Harry's Pals, a charity born from her own experience of being told, when her son Harry was just three days old, that he had suffered significant brain damage and would need round the clock care for the rest of his life. What followed was a desperate search for emotional support that simply did not exist. So Hayley built it herself. Hayley talks openly about those first terrifying days, the grief of losing the future you had imagined for your child, and the very real mental health crisis facing families of children with life limiting conditions, including a shocking statistic from University of Birmingham research that one in ten parent carers have attempted suicide. Harry's Pals now offers free counselling and therapy, funded short breaks for families on low incomes, and peer support groups for parents who just need to be in a room with people who truly get it. The charity supports families across England and receives no government funding whatsoever. Hayley is also working with MPs to make emotional support mandatory for families leaving hospital with a seriously ill child. It is a cause that deserves every bit of backing it can get. Learn about her award wins in 2025 and some of the amazing fundraising initiatives she has planned for the coming year. If you would like to help Harry's Pals financially, as a volunteer, or to create a fundraising activity, please do get in touch. Listening to Hayley you'll soon understand why it's worth it. About Hayley Hayley is the founder of Harry's Pals. Inspired by her own experience after her son Harry was diagnosed with significant brain damage, Hayley launched the charity in 2022 to provide counselling, therapy, peer support, and respite for families facing similar challenges. Alongside her work with Harry's Pals, she is a dedicated campaigner for carers' rights and disability inclusion, helping to establish Harry's Pledge and working with organisations to promote accessible, carer-friendly environments.  Hayley is passionate about growing the charity creating a vital support network and a powerful voice for families navigating life after a life-changing diagnosis.   {2:10} The Harry's Pals story. {8:32} Hayley's background (spoiler: it's not in charities!). {10:03} The first steps to starting the charity. {12:50} The services Harry's Pals offers to families in need. {18:50} Supporting families across the UK. {22:04} Winning awards in 2025. {22:58} How you can support Harry's Pals. {24:32} The upcoming Inca Trail. {25:28} Running a charity without Government funding. {26:19} The scale of help delivered in 2025. {28:03} How Hayley copes with such a demanding lifestyle.   Connect with Debbie at: https://thebusinessawardsshow.co.uk                                         https://bestsmeawards.co.uk/                                        Connect with Hayley:  https://harryspals.co.uk/ LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/company/harrys-pals/ Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/harryspals Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/harrys_pals_charity/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqz4JgylgxL010aSGh3mLmg

    31 min
  3. Episode 193: Do NOT Let AI Build Your Website with Alison Rothwell

    22 APR

    Episode 193: Do NOT Let AI Build Your Website with Alison Rothwell

    Our latest episode offers very clear advice: Do NOT Let AI Build Your Website, with Alison Rothwell. A digital strategist and founder of VA Website for You, Alison also picked up a Silver Award at the 2025 Best Businesswomen Awards. With nearly twenty years running her own business and a background spanning government communications, PR and digital marketing, she brings a wealth of knowledge to this conversation. We discuss why relying solely on social media is a genuinely risky strategy for any business. Alison moved on to explaining what a well built website created by humans should actually do for you. Furthermore, there is an essential piece about why owning your own corner of the internet matters more than ever in 2026. There is also a brilliant and candid conversation about AI. Not just around websites. Alison relates the hilarious story of a business owner who asked an AI tool for a summary of his own company. The result was an entirely fictional origin story. Alison and Debbie also get into the thorny subject of AI generated award entries and why evidence will always matter more than polished prose. Vitally, Alison tells us why awards have become a permanent fixture in Alison's marketing calendar rather than an occasional afterthought. Oh, and she once did an entire project on making someone completely unfindable online. Which might be the most intriguing client brief we have heard on this podcast yet. About Alison Alison Rothwell helps virtual assistants and service-based business owners build professional, credible online presences that actually generate work. After more than a decade supporting microbusinesses through her WordPress consultancy WP Fiddly Bits, she identified a consistent gap. She found capable, experienced professionals trying to grow their businesses without the right foundations in place. No proper website, no visibility, and no clear system for attracting clients. That insight led her to create VA Website For You, a productised website service that gives virtual assistants a marketing-ready WordPress website quickly, affordably, and without the usual tech overwhelm. Alongside her business, Alison serves as a Trustee at an Academy Trust, contributes to the WordPress Marketing Team and has also presented at WordCamps. Her work is grounded in a simple belief: marketing should be built on evidence, systems, and real experience, not trends or theory. In 2025, Alison was proud to receive Silver at the Best Business Women Awards, recognising her impact and her values-led approach to business.       {1:48} Why Alison started her own business. {5:42} How Alison came to work in the VA niche. {7:54} Why people still need a website in 2026. {11:03} Why people don't need AI but do need a pro designer to build their webites. {14:53} When awards first appeared on Alison's radar. {17:25} The benefits Alison has enjoyed by entering awards. {18:15} Making awards a constant part of the marketing plan. {19:31} How Alison has stayed visible after nearly twenty years in business. {21:22} Her plans for the next few years. {24:55} Why using AI to complete award entries is a bad idea. {27:52} Why clients pay for years of experience. {29:17} Alison's clients outside the VA space.   Connect with Debbie at: https://thebusinessawardsshow.co.uk                                         https://bestsmeawards.co.uk/                                        Connect with Alison:  https://vawebsiteforyou.com/ LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/alisonrothwell/ Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/virtualassistantwebsites Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alisonrothwell

    32 min
  4. Episode 192: Why Branding Needs a Good Story with Tejal Prajapati

    15 APR

    Episode 192: Why Branding Needs a Good Story with Tejal Prajapati

    In this episode, we discuss Why Branding Needs a Good Story with Tejal Prajapati, award winning branding consultant and founder of TP Creative. Tejal took home a Silver at the 2025 Best Businesswomen Awards. With sixteen years in the design industry before going it alone, Tejal now helps businesses generate real results through strategic, story-led design. In this episode Debbie and Tejal get into what actually separates great design from something knocked up on Canva, why AI should be a tool in the middle of your process rather than the start or the end, and the important question of who actually owns an AI generated image. There is also an illuminating and cautionary story from Debbie about discovering her own logo had been created from a stock image and sold to multiple businesses including a kombucha brand. Tejal also shares some genuinely useful insight into the awards process, including what it felt like to not get through the Best Businesswomen Awards first time. Furthermore, she explains how she used that feedback to build a much stronger application, and why treating each entry as a deep business review is one of the best things you can do for yourself and your business. Oh, and her ten year old daughter won a business award before she did. Which says everything you need to know about backing yourself. About Tejal Tejal is the founder of TP Creative, a brand and design consultancy built on partnership, integrity and purposeful impact. With a degree in Visual Communication and 16 years of agency experience, she rose from Junior Designer to Art Director, leading brand transformations and national campaigns for clients including Jaguar Land Rover, Bentley and Virgin Trains. In 2018, she made the decision to build something more meaningful, founding TP Creative to help purpose-driven businesses build brands that truly matter. TP combines brand strategy with print and digital design to deliver work that not only stands out, but drives growth. Tejal transforms her clients' vision into brands that attract attention, build trust and create lasting impact - reaching more people and communicating their message with clarity.   {1:45} Tejal's journey from corporate career to starting her own design business. {3:59} Juggling motherhood with running a business. {6:14} Why small businesses need branding consultants like Tejal {7:58} How AI will impact design. {9:35} Who has IP for AI-generated images and designs? {10:43} The role of storytelling in branding. {12:55} How to transition from an existing brand to a new design. {14:23} The dangers of using stock images for logo designs. {19:35} When awards first appeared on Tejal's radar. {20:49} The first awards she entered. {21:41} The difference between Woman Who and Best Businesswomen Awards. {24:38} The Judges interview process for Woman Who. {25:53} The biggest benefits of entering awards. {29:09} Her children's passion for design. {29:52} The next 12 months.   Connect with Debbie at: https://thebusinessawardsshow.co.uk                                         https://bestsmeawards.co.uk/                                        Connect with Tejal:  https://tpcreative.co.uk/ LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/tejalprajapati/                 https://www.linkedin.com/company/tpcreative/ Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/www.tpcreative.co.uk/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tpcreativedesign/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@tejalprajapati9288

    33 min
  5. Episode 191: Awards, Leadership, and the Power of Community with Griselda Togobo

    8 APR

    Episode 191: Awards, Leadership, and the Power of Community with Griselda Togobo

    div]:bg-bg-000/50 [&_pre>div]:border-0.5 [&_pre>div]:border-border-400 [&_.ignore-pre-bg>div]:bg-transparent [&_.standard-markdown_:is(p,blockquote,h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6)]:pl-2 [&_.standard-markdown_:is(p,blockquote,ul,ol,h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6)]:pr-8 [&_.progressive-markdown_:is(p,blockquote,h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6)]:pl-2 [&_.progressive-markdown_:is(p,blockquote,ul,ol,h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6)]:pr-8"> _*]:min-w-0 gap-3 standard-markdown"> In this episode we talk Awards, Leadership. and the Power of Community with Griselda Togobo, leadership expert, keynote speaker and founder of the Novi Awards, Novi community and Novi Futures charity. With more than fifteen years' experience working with global organisations, Griselda has built something genuinely unique in the world of women's awards and leadership development. In this episode Debbie and Griselda get into the real story behind Novi. She tells us why she bought an existing women's network rather than starting from scratch. We learn the meaning behind the rebrand from Forward Ladies, and what makes the Novi Awards stand out in an increasingly crowded space. This is also a brilliantly candid conversation about the state of business awards more broadly. The two awards champions talk fake nominations, pay to win practices and AI generated entries. If you have ever wondered how to tell a credible award from a fake one, this episode is essential listening. There are also some brilliant insights into why entering awards is worth doing even if you do not win, how to write a stronger application, and why staying consistent with awards over several years can be genuinely transformational for a business. The Novi Awards take place on 20th November at the Londoner in London. About Griselda Griselda is a leadership strategist and Founder of We Are Novi, The Novi Awards and Novi Futures. A former Deloitte-trained engineer and chartered accountant, she builds global platforms breaking barriers for women and future leaders. She also advises organisations worldwide on leadership, culture and belonging.                   {2:23} Griselda's journey to becoming a leadership coach and founding Novi. {3:32} Why Griselda focused on leadership coaching and development. {4:43} You don't have to start a business from scratch. {5:10} Why Forward Women was rebranded to Novi, and what the name means. {6:57} Griselda's inspiration - her Mum. {9:21} What the Novi community does and who it supports. {11:06} The buggest issues facing women in business today. {12:52} The Novi Awards. {20:06} The charity - Novi Futures. {22:29} The curse of fake awards. {25:10} Maintaining the integrity of awards. {28:34} Recurring issues with award entries. {32:54} Why awards should be permanently on your radar.   Connect with Debbie at: https://thebusinessawardsshow.co.uk                                         https://bestsmeawards.co.uk/                                        Connect with Griselda:  https://www.thenoviawards.com/                                       https://griseldatogobo.com/ Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/thenoviawards                   https://www.facebook.com/IamGriseldaTogobo LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/griseldatogobo/                  https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-novi-awards/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/griseldatogobo                   https://www.instagram.com/thenoviawards/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thenoviawards                 https://www.youtube.com/c/GriseldaTogobo TikTok:  https://www.tiktok.com/@wearenovi

    37 min
  6. Episode 190: You CAN Get Help With the Menopause with Dr Shilpa McQuillan

    1 APR

    Episode 190: You CAN Get Help With the Menopause with Dr Shilpa McQuillan

    Debbie Gilbert discovers you CAN Get Help With the Menopause with Dr Shilpa McQuillan, founder and clinical lead of the Berkshire Menopause Clinic. In our latest episode, this leading specialist discusses all things menopause. In addition she explains how she set up her own business whilst juggling the demands of a family, and the impact of winning two awards at the 2025 Best Business Women Awards, including the highly contested Best Customer Service category. Shilpa's story is a remarkable one. A dual trained gynaecologist and GP, she built her own clinic from scratch with no business background whatsoever. She even built her own website, while waking at 4:30am with a one year old. Three and a half years in, she is fully booked and has over 125 five star reviews. There are fascinating discussions about what genuinely good menopause care looks like, why so many women are still not getting the support they need, and how to navigate an increasingly noisy space full of conflicting advice. Shilpa also shares why she built her business around trust rather than paid advertising, and why following your values is the single best business decision you can make. Honest, warm and genuinely useful whether you are navigating menopause or building a business from scratch. About Shilpa Berkshire Menopause Clinic is a specialist women's health and menopause clinic in Henley, providing compassionate, personalised care focused on patient needs.   Led by Dr Shilpa McQuillan, a dual-trained women's health GP and community gynaecologist, BMS-accredited specialist, Advisory Council member, and Fellow of the Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists, she combines evidence-based clinical excellence with treatment and advice tailored to individual health concerns.   Her focus is helping patients feel informed, supported, and confident when managing their health, so they can make decisions that feel right for them.   Dr Shilpa is a regular guest on BBC Berks, Radio 2, and 5 Live, and as a columnist for Henley Life and the Henley Standard.   {2:35} Why Shilpa set up Berkshire Menopause Clinic. {5:15} Her focus on customer care. {6:56} Shilpa's own medical experiences. {8:08} How the clinic has been marketed. {11;42} The common themes in menopause support. {14:45} Why menopause information can be so confusing. {16:07} The continual need to learn about menopause issues. {17:35} Why Shilpa started to enter business awards. {20:11} The challenge of setting up a business. {22:07} Finding ways to manage the business effectively. {23:13} How the clinic may develop in coming years. {24:30} How women can learn more about menopause issues. {27:02} What Shilpa has learnt by building her business. {29:26} Balancing being Mum with running a business and being a medical specialist. {32:00} Plans for 2026.   Connect with Debbie at: https://thebusinessawardsshow.co.uk                                         https://bestsmeawards.co.uk/                                        Connect with Shilpa:  https://berkshiremenopauseclinic.com/ Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/berkshiremenopause/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/berkshire-menopause-clinic/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/berkshiremenopauseclinic YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/@berkshiremenopauseclinic

    34 min
  7. Episode 189: Leading with Resilience with Alex Webb and Skye Deane

    25 MAR

    Episode 189: Leading with Resilience with Alex Webb and Skye Deane

    div]:bg-bg-000/50 [&_pre>div]:border-0.5 [&_pre>div]:border-border-400 [&_.ignore-pre-bg>div]:bg-transparent [&_.standard-markdown_:is(p,blockquote,h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6)]:pl-2 [&_.standard-markdown_:is(p,blockquote,ul,ol,h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6)]:pr-8 [&_.progressive-markdown_:is(p,blockquote,h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6)]:pl-2 [&_.progressive-markdown_:is(p,blockquote,ul,ol,h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6)]:pr-8"> _*]:min-w-0 gap-3 standard-markdown"> Leading with resilience with Skye Deane and Alex Webb, is an inspirational episode of the Business Awards Show as we're joined by two powerhouse women. Skye and Alex are co-founders of the award winning Resilient Women Leaders, who took home a Silver award for Best Business at the 2025 Best Businesswomen Awards. Their journeys could not be more different. Skye brings eighteen years of experience as a British Army officer and clinical physiotherapist, including deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan, while Alex has a brilliantly 'squiggly' career spanning teaching, sports TV, events and entrepreneurship. Together they make quite the team. In this episode they explore what resilience really means (and no, it is not just bouncing back). We reveal how to recognise where you are on the pressure to stress spectrum before you tip into burnout. And vitally, why asking for help is a superpower rather than a weakness. There is also a brilliant conversation about the value of business awards, the magic that happens when you sit with strangers at an awards dinner, and the credibility they confer. Our guests also explain why consistency and knowing when to step up or step back are the foundations of a great working partnership. If you have ever felt overwhelmed, overlooked or unsure whether you are leading well, this one is for you. About Alex and Skye As a former Army Officer, senior clinical healthcare professional, a leader, manager, military wife and mum, Skye has her own experiences that have enabled her to build her own resilience. Skye is a qualified Resilient Leaders Consultant, a practising senior physiotherapist, and has a passion for developing resilience and leadership for all individuals irrelevant of sector or background. However, as a healthcare professional, she is particularly keen to help women in such a vital area. Alex Webb, is a business and leadership behaviour consultant. She works with individuals and teams to optimise their performance, building organisational health, through self-awareness, leadership and resilience development. Starting her career in education and teaching, Alex has had a mixed career within events, sports TV and media, entrepreneurship and technology. With her roles as an Events Director and Programme Director (both commercial and corporate), Alex has created, designed and facilitated workshops, events and programmes for an array of ages including clients such as TfL, Sky, Vodafone, Coca Cola, Umbro, Lego, AXA, and GSK. Alex and Skye met as qualified Resilient Leaders Elements consultants and co-founded Resilient Women Leaders™ in 2020. They are determined to use their skills and training to empower women to lead with confidence and resilience. The pair also contributed to the bestselling Life Coach's Toolkit vol.3, published by Thin Leaf Press.   {2:48} Winning Silver at the 2025 BBWAs. {3:53} How Skye went from an army career to running her own business. {7:39} Alex's journey to becoming a businesswoman. {11:50} How the two women met. {13:08} What resilience really means. {15:32} How to recognise when we're really under pressure. {18:20} Are more leaders suffering from burnout? {22:23} Why Skye and Alex started to enter awards. {25:28} What has come out of entering awards. {29:02} The women's business tips. {31:58} Future plans.   Connect with Debbie at: https://thebusinessawardsshow.co.uk                                         https://bestsmeawards.co.uk/ Connect with Skye and Alex: https://resilientwomenleaders.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/resilient-women-leaders/                https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-webb1/                https://www.linkedin.com/in/skyedeaneleadershipconsultant/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/202318217695919/about Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/resilientwomenleaders/                   https://www.instagram.com/skyedeaneconsulting/                   https://www.instagram.com/alex.webb.5454 The Lifecoach's Toolkit: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Life-Coachs-Tool-Vol-Ready-ebook/dp/B0DDJQ6314

    35 min
  8. Episode 188: How Branding Can Help Purpose-Led SMEs Shine with Maylene Seah

    18 MAR

    Episode 188: How Branding Can Help Purpose-Led SMEs Shine with Maylene Seah

    Discover How Branding Can Help Purpose-Led SMEs Shine with Maylene Seah, award-winning brand strategist, founder of Studio Noor Anisa, and winner of a Special Recognition Award at the 2025 Best Business Women Awards.  Maylene's journey is a fascinating one, taking her from design agencies in London, through a thriving Islamic products business she built and sold, to now helping purpose driven women founders create brands that truly stand out. In this episode we dig into what brand strategy actually means in practice, why 97% of purchasing decisions are made subconsciously, and how to find the thing that makes your business genuinely different. There is also a brilliant conversation about colour psychology and why breaking away from predictable industry colours can be such a powerful move. We also delve into Maylene's response to winning the Special Recognition Award, discovering that she felt she was representing her whole community, and that doors were opening for women previously unseen as a result. Maylene also shares some hard won business advice including why trusting yourself matters more than getting everything perfect, the importance of building your brand in public alongside your audience, and why boundaries are non negotiable if you want to avoid burnout. A brilliant listen for any business owner who wants to be not just seen, but chosen. About Maylene Maylene Seah is a multi-award-winning brand strategist, mentor, and speaker helping values-led women founders, particularly Muslim women and women of colour, own their difference and build brands people recognise, remember, and choose. Her work is shaped by having lived every side of branding: from pulling shots as a Starbucks barista, to leading design teams for global brands like Unilever and P&G, to founding and selling her own faith-led children's brand, Poppetry. It was in building her own business (and working closely with women founders doing the same) that she noticed a recurring pattern: brands didn't stall because the work wasn't good, but because the woman behind it was still second-guessing herself. Through her proprietary framework, The Brilliance Blueprint™, Maylene helps multi-passionate founders articulate what they stand behind, and the line they're no longer willing to blur, so their brand becomes coherent, irresistible, and the only choice. Fresh from receiving a Special Recognition Award at the Best Business Women Awards 2025, Maylene is known for creating spaces where women feel seen, confident, and unapologetically themselves; proving that faith, identity, and belonging can walk hand in hand.   {2:01} Maylene's passion for branding and how she started her business. {5:21} Where the Studio Noor Anisa originated from. {6:18} The challenges for Muslim women in business. {8:06} Assessing brand strategy for small businesses. {12:43} Creating a brand strategy that stands out. {15:05} The role awards played in maylene's journey. {21:33} Winning a Special Recognition Award at the 2025 BBWAs. {24:17} Maylene's business tips.   Connect with Debbie at: https://thebusinessawardsshow.co.uk                                         https://bestsmeawards.co.uk/ Connect with Maylene:  https://nooranisa.com/ LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/maylene-seah-a41wwwb3a23/?originalSubdomain=uk Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/maylene.seah/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/studio.nooranisa/ Pinterest: https://uk.pinterest.com/mayleneseah/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@studionooranisa

    29 min
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Welcome to the Business Awards Show, where we share valuable information, secret nuggets, to get your award entry noticed by the judges for all the right reasons. Our weekly episodes also feature inspirational interviews with winners, judges, and sponsors. So let's dive in and start your journey to award winning success.

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