Float Digital announced as Lloyds Bank National Business Awards Finalist

Float Digital has been shortlisted at the 2018 Lloyds Bank National Business Awards. The awards, now in their 17th year, have a long-standing history of celebrating the best of British business.

Submissions began earlier this year when The Lloyds Bank National Business Awards opened the London Stock Exchange. Called the “Oscars of great British business” by Former Prime Minister David Cameron, the awards recognise companies who are driving exceptional growth across the country.

Sam Charles, Creative Director and Chief Marketing Officer of Float Digital said, “We’re honoured to be shortlisted for such a prestige award, and recognised for all the hard work put into the company over the past 2 years”.

”The shortlist was finalised after over a thousand registrations were meticulously assessed against each category’s criteria. Sarah Austin, Brand Director of The Lloyds Bank National Business Awards explained, “All entries faced a rigorous judging process, which is why the awards are an accolade to true, world-class achievements, offering businesses the credibility and encouragement to continue in their ambitious success. Due to the high-level of competition witnessed this year, all finalists should feel incredibly proud.”

Other finalists listed for The Duke of York New Entrepreneur of the Year include:

• Stephen Shortt – Hawkins & Brimble
• Kris Ingham – Rejuvenation Water
• Cheney Hamilton – MummyJobs
• Jospeh Michael Daniels – Project Etopia Group
• Tom Walker & Gaz Booth – Holy Moly Dips
• Theadora Alexander & Chris Green – Young Foodies
• Ross Harper – Limbic Limited
• Anna Komanius – Chillerton
• Kiran Bhagotra – ProtectBox

The finalists must now make their presentations to a panel of judges and leading business luminaries, after which the winners will be revealed on the 13th of November at the Grosvenor House Hotel, Park Lane, London.

Visit www.nationalbusinessawards.co.uk for a full list of all finalists or for details on how to attend the event.