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The Importance of Business Awards

20 October 2011 | Suzi Dafnis | No Comments

Whether you win or lose, entering awards programs in your industry can be a great way to build your business profile. This episode looks at how to make the most of the opportunity that awards represent.

Is it worth it for your business to submit an entry to industry awards? In this episode, we discuss how to use awards to build your business profile.

In this episode of The Venture, we discuss:

  • Is the process of entering awards worth the time it takes to enter?
  • What are the marketing benefits in taking part in awards?
  • How to use awards to get publicity for your business
  • How to avoid bungling a good opportunity when it presents itself
  • Why awards can make you a more attractive employer
  • Tips for entering

 


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Suzi Dafnis, Australian Businesswomen's Network
Suzi Dafnis, Australian Businesswomen's Network
Valerie Khoo
Robert Gerrish

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Suzi Dafnis, Australian Businesswomen's Network

Suzi Dafnis

Suzi Dafnis is the Australian Businesswomen's Network's Community Director and Chairperson of the Advisory Board. Suzi has been involved with the network since 1995. In 1998, she took over the network from its founder and has since managed and grown the network. She remains its media spokesperson ...


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Valerie Khoo

Valerie Khoo

In 2010, the Sydney Writers' Centre won the NSW Telstra Business Awards Micro-business of the Year. In 2009, it was named by Dell as one of the 10 most innovative small businesses in Australia. With a passion for building online communities, Valerie has transformed the concept of the traditional...


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Robert Gerrish

Robert Gerrish

Through his business coaching and consulting, Robert works with a small handful of clients, helping them develop their ideal solo or micro business. Alongside running Flying Solo with his two partners, he works as a small business coach with a small group of business coaching/consulting clients.


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