The Search is on for Lincolnshire’s Exporter of the Year – Could it be you?

Posted on 27th July 2016 by Streets


Image to represent The Search is on for Lincolnshire’s Exporter of the Year – Could it be you?

This accolade will be awarded to the organisation that has generated substantial and sustained increases in export activity, whether they are a first time or seasoned exporter.

The judges will be looking at what barriers the entrants have overcome to generate business, what product or competitive advantage they can demonstrate and what future plans they may have to develop international trade or business.  

Commenting on their sponsorship of the awards, Streets’ Marketing Partner, James Pinchbeck, said: “We are delighted to be sponsoring the Awards for our third year and not least the Exporter category. The value of international trade is often overlooked by businesses across the county. Following the EU referendum and Brexit, there seems to renewed interest in overseas trade and the potential for local businesses exporting not just into Europe with across the globe.

“This award not only celebrates our county’s exports, but also helps to promote what can be achieved by those looking to export or to develop their overseas markets.  We are particularly keen to encourage and receive entries from first time exporters, those making overseas sales via the internet, as well as, the more established or seasoned exporter who may have an export department or international marketing strategy.”

When Ian Lister, Chief Executive of Greenray Turbines, was asked what entering and winning the Exporter of the Year category last year meant to him, he said: “Greenray felt the need to raise its profile both locally and internationally and for this reason we were keen to enter and even more delighted to have won the Exporter of the Year category at the Lincolnshire Business Awards in 2015. 

"We have always understood the importance of developing existing markets as well as exploring new export opportunities with clients right across the globe.  For us, it is something that we are really proud of, and all our staff who were present at the awards night truly enjoyed themselves. The award was well-deserved reward and recognition for all the hard work and commitment shown by everyone involved with Greenray and I am immensely proud of my team’s efforts.”

For more information and to enter the Lincolnshire Exporter of the Year Award, please click here or email businessawards@lincolnshiremedia.co.ukThe closing date for entries is Thursday 8th September 2016.

The Awards Ceremony will take at a Gala Dinner to held at The EPIC Centre at Lincolnshire Showground on Tuesday 18th October 2016.


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