Sheryl Newman, Appetite for Business founder and ceo,

Technology consultancy firm in running for award

AN Aberdeen technology consultancy firm is hoping for national success after being shortlisted for the regional finals of a prestigious ...

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AN Aberdeen technology consultancy firm is hoping for national success after being shortlisted for the regional finals of a prestigious awards programme.

Appetite for Business has been named as a finalist in the Entrepreneurial Spirit category as part of the Great British Entrepreneur Awards – with the ceremony to be held virtually on September 23.

They will go head-to-head with other contenders from Scotland and Northern Ireland before, potentially, progressing to the UK finals.

This recognition follows Appetite’s recent listing as one of the UK’s top 30 highest performing learning providers, for the second year running, by the Learning and Performance Institute (LPI).

Sheryl Newman, founder and ceo, said: “Being selected as a regional finalist, amongst other amazing entrepreneurs, for the dedication and growth of our business is a huge accomplishment.

“It is especially welcome at a time when all businesses are facing daily challenges and working to survive and adapt.

“There are some incredible stories, as well as several fantastic finalists from the north-east, so to receive this national recognition from some of the best names in the business is very humbling.”

 

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