Winning awards is key to your success! A study compared the financial performance of 120 award-winning companies across Europe against their industry competitors, tracking their results over 11 years. The award winners showed improvements after just a year of winning their first award.
Writing a winning entry to a business award takes a great deal of skill, time and resource so it’s important to invest effort in researching the most suitable awards and categories to enter in the first place.
There is a temptation to include too much additional information in your award entry in the form of supporting documents, appendices, org charts and financial graphs. Less is more.
Step 1 – Download our free guide
Step 2 – Browse our library of resources
Step 3 – Contact the experts
We write in to our honours client contracts that we will never knowingly divulge that they are a client of ours. We want our clients to take all the glory for their hard work and achievements and we want to avoid the media and others saying that they only got an honour because they had professional help.
Step 1: Research previous winners of your chosen award
Step 2: Choose the right category
Step 3: Stop procrastinating
It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3!
Investitures normally take place from late February to early July and late September to mid December.
When people appoint us to take care of an honour’s nomination for their worthy candidate, they are not “buying” the honour. What people are paying for is for us to professionally draft the written nomination and liaise with those people who are supporting the process by way of reference letters.
Assuming you are British, Irish or a Commonwealth citizen, resident in the UK for tax purposes and accept the requirement to remain so, we would be delighted to assist you with an application to the House of Lords.
The short answer is no, although there is one recent notable exception.