The prestigious event, organised by North and South Lanarkshire Councils in partnership with headline sponsor Albert Bartlett, brought together businesses, partners, and stakeholders to acknowledge achievements across various sectors. The awards, one of Scotland's longest-running business accolades, highlighted innovation, ambition, and resilience driving economic growth.
Broadcasters David Farrell and Jennifer Reoch hosted the ceremony, where winners were revealed across eight categories, including customer service, innovation, sustainability, community impact, people development, and business growth. The finalists represented a high calibre of entries, with judges noting the exceptional quality and impact demonstrated.
The event also successfully raised over £5,000 for St Andrew’s Hospice in Airdrie. Councillor Alex McVey, Convener of Enterprise and Fair Work Committee, congratulated all finalists and winners, emphasising the strength and confidence of the Lanarkshire business community and thanking sponsors and partners for their support.
Notable winners included Caledonia Gladiators for Excellence in Marketing & Engagement, Strathclyde Park Family Golf Centre for Lanarkshire’s Best Business (0-25 employees), and Cairnhill Structures Ltd for Lanarkshire’s Best Business (26+ employees).
Further accolades were presented to The Long Run Club (Green Business Award), CF Services Ltd (Community Impact Award), Andersen Caledonia Ltd (Most Innovative Business Award), Cakes by Rebecca Ltd (Excellence in Customer Service), and Benson Wood & Co (Employer of the Year Award).
