Orbit Developments recently celebrated with the best localbusinesses at the hugely successful Macclesfield & WilmslowBusiness Awards 2011. Orbit were proud to be one of the mainsponsors at the awards, the first ever to be held for the localbusiness community. The awards were welcomed by Macclesfield &Wilmslow businesses and over 300 people attended the black-tie galadinner which was held at the Capesthorne Hall on the10th November. The evening comprised of the prestigiousawards ceremony and included entertainment from the inspiring andhugely successful local businesswoman Dawn Gibbons MBE, managingdirector of Flowcrete as well as hearing from the Mayor of CheshireEast Councillor Roger West.
Orbit Developments sponsored the award for ‘Business of the YearTurnover up to £5 million’ which was awarded to eco-friendlyloyalty card company Plastic Card Services for their all-roundexcellence in business.
Rob Nicholls Managing Director of Plastic Card Services who arebased at Tytherington Business Park said; “Its recognition of allthe hard work that’s been put in by the staff over the last twoyears in achieving what we’ve been able to achieve. The reward isvery much a reflection of the long hours and the hard work we’veall put in.”
Over ten organisations in the local business communitycelebrated their achievement.
The worthy winners are;
Business of the Year Turnover over £5m –
MPM Products Ltd
Business of the Year Turnover up to £5m –
Plastic Card Services Ltd
Business Adviser of the Year –
Equilibrium Asset Management LLP
Excellence in Customer Service –
Chess Telecom
Entrepreneur of the Year –
Mobica Ltd
Independent Retailer of the Year –
Bollington Brewery Co Ltd
Innovation & Design –
Oliver Valve Tek Ltd
Most Creative Marketing Campaign –
Prestbury Travel Group
Most Promising New Business –
Armchair Opticians
The Sustainability Award –
Tidy Planet
Guests on the night raised £3,200 for East Cheshire Hospice theMacclesfield based charity which cares for adults suffering fromlife-limiting illnesses from which there is no cure. The hospiceneeds £6,000 a day to be able to provide care and support forpatients.
