Over 120 guests from the Glossop and High Peak business community stepped onto the red carpet to toast their success at a glittering awards ceremony held on Friday 21st of February.
Glossopdale School was totally transformed to provide a striking and sparkling dining experience as the stage was set for the inaugural Glossop & High Peak Business Awards and a spectacular evening of achievement and inspiration.
The red letter event has been established to recognise, highlight and celebrate the very best businesses in our area.
Hosted by the Not Really Here Group, the awards were sponsored by Davis Blank Furniss solicitors, and proudly supported by Inology I.T, Your Vision Events and Glossop Business Centre.
Business representatives and special guests, including former MP Robert Largan, enjoyed a three-course meal provided by Glossop’s Cask & Kitchen at the black-tie evening, before the awards ceremony itself.
Categories reflected the diverse business landscape, with winners on the night receiving prestigious trophies and a £1,000 voucher to spend with Not Really Here Group.
The glamorous night included speeches, prizes, photographs and more before guests danced the night away.
KPJ Group was awarded the overall Business of the Year award for its exceptional award entries across the Service Provider of the Year and Employer of the Year categories. Presented by Shiva Shadi from Davis Blank Furniss, judges were impressed by KPJ Group’s dedication to providing high-quality, reliable recruitment services to businesses and job seekers.
With decades of experience, KPJ is one of the highest-rated agencies in the North West. The agency’s knowledge helps them to craft solutions that not only fit but often exceed expectations. KPJ has a long-standing relationship with Flair Rugs in Hadfield, and in June last year, they filled 16 vacancies in just two days, demonstrating the responsiveness of their service.
Ruth Howbrook Archer, Managing Director at KPJ Group commented on the company’s triple award wins and commented, “To say we’re proud would be an understatement. Our team pours their heart and soul into everything they do, and this recognition is a testament to their hard work, dedication, and passion.”
With everyone already talking about next year’s awards, the Glossop & High Peak Business Awards have officially set the standard for celebrating local business brilliance.
To find out more about how to get involved with future awards, visit www.thebusinessawards.co.uk or email Awards@notreallyheremedia.com
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