2024 Gympie Business Awards finalists revealed
The Gympie Chamber of Commerce has announced finalists for the 2024 Gympie Business Awards, which will be held in the Pavilion on Saturday, October 19. Here they are:
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The Gympie Chamber of Commerce has announced finalists for the 2024 Gympie Business Awards, which will be held in the Pavilion on Saturday, October 19.
Food and Agri Business of the Year finalists are Cooloola Pump and Irrigation, Little H, Miso Yum, Owen Guns, The Beacon and Keen Bean Coffee Shop.
Small to Medium Business of the Year finalists are Enriches Business, F45 Training Gympie, Little H, Gympie Saddleworld and Country, Owen Guns, RBM Recovery, and Smyth Studio.
Customer Service Hero finalists are Mike Melling-Williams of Being Chiropractic, Tamara Walker of Bank of Qld Gympie, Kloe Ashton of Gympie Radiology, Kate Wilson of Liiv Well Pilates, Emma Walker of Nightingale Law, Jason Harelle of Owen Guns, Fran Caddell of Steps Group Australia, and Mackenzie Keable of The Real Body Movement.
Not for Profit Business of the Year finalists are Bravo Disability Support Network, Gympie Salvation Army Family Store, Heart of Gold International Short Film Festival, Jobmatch Employment, Qld Country Women’s Association and Roadcraft.
New Business of the Year finalists are Absolute Care For You, Andres Bake Haus, Being Chiropractic Studio, Liiv Well Pilates, Miso Yum, and RBM Recovery.
Tourism Business of the Year finalists are Big4 Breeze Holiday Parks Rainbow Beach, Debbie’s Place, Gympie Turf Club, Kilkivan Bush Camping, Owen Guns and Tin Can Bay Country Club.
Community Contribution Award finalists are Heart and Soul Sisters, I Can Cafe, Qld Country Women’s Association, Roadcraft Driver Education, The Real Body Movement, and Tom Grady Real Estate and Tom Grady Rural Merchandising.
Business Innovation Award finalists are Cured Compliance, Enriches Business, Owen Guns, The Real Body Movement and Smyth Studio.
Business of the Year finalists are Little H, Gympie Saddleworld and Country, Kitiwah Place Early Learning Centre, Owen Guns, The Real Body Movement, and Tom Grady Real Estate and Tom Grady Rural Merchandising.
Workplace of Choice finalists are Bravo Disability Support Network, F45 Training Gympie, I Can Cafe, St Patrick’s College, and The Real Body Movement.
Microbusiness of the Year finalists are Absolute Care For You, Beehive Festivals Events and Conferencing, Metal Masterpieces, Plant Presents, VET Centre, and Ms Wila Interiors.
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