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Powys Business Awards

Serena Taylor and Ekachy Schmalisch from The Serenity Reset receive the Entrepreneurship Award from Kathryn Dunstan, assistant principal and Jayne Jones, head of business development at NPTC Group of Colleges.
Powys Business Awards

Powys wellness entrepreneur wins top business award

Lisa Andrew (centre), head of customer success, and Rachel Jones (right), director of corporate administration, from Morland received the Technology & Innovation Award from Sherrie Woolf, chief financial officer of SudoCyber. Lisa Andrew (centre), head of customer success, and Rachel Jones (right), director of corporate administration, from Morland received the Technology & Innovation Award from Sherrie Woolf, chief financial officer of SudoCyber.
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Morland wins top technology award after developing automated panel production line

Betty Freeman, account manager and Catherine McLennan, commercial lead from Dulas receive the Judges Special Award from Michael Miles from Mid Wales Manufacturing Group. Betty Freeman, account manager and Catherine McLennan, commercial lead from Dulas receive the Judges Special Award from Michael Miles from Mid Wales Manufacturing Group.
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Powys firm that's boosting healthcare in all corners of the globe hailed

Charcroft Electronics director, Vicky Mellor (centre), is joined by colleagues Cathy Young, Andrew Lawson and Ellie Davies in receiving the Growth Award from Phil Pugh WR Partners (right). Charcroft Electronics director, Vicky Mellor (centre), is joined by colleagues Cathy Young, Andrew Lawson and Ellie Davies in receiving the Growth Award from Phil Pugh WR Partners (right).
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Electronics company in rural Powys now exporting products to 35 countries

The team from Builth Wells Veterinary Practice receive the Small Business Award from Francesca and Huw Jones of 5C Services Ltd. The team from Builth Wells Veterinary Practice receive the Small Business Award from Francesca and Huw Jones of 5C Services Ltd.
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Vet practice named Powys' best small business

Billy Spencer (second left) and Steph Windsor (third left) are joined by colleagues from Mid Wales Recruitment to receive the Start up Business Award from Nick Evans (second right) of EvaBuild. Billy Spencer (second left) and Steph Windsor (third left) are joined by colleagues from Mid Wales Recruitment to receive the Start up Business Award from Nick Evans (second right) of EvaBuild.
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Mid Wales recruitment firm wins start-up award after first year in business

Mains Gas directors Martin and Samantha Mainwaring are joined by colleagues to receive the Micro Business Award from Brandon Baynham (back right) of Myrick Training Services. Mains Gas directors Martin and Samantha Mainwaring are joined by colleagues to receive the Micro Business Award from Brandon Baynham (back right) of Myrick Training Services.
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Family-run firm wins top award at Powys Business Awards

EOM Electrical Contractors Ltd general manager Mike Mills receives the Business-Education Partnership Award from Emma Thomas, representing Mid Wales Regional Skills Partnership. EOM Electrical Contractors Ltd general manager Mike Mills receives the Business-Education Partnership Award from Emma Thomas, representing Mid Wales Regional Skills Partnership.
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'Brilliant news' for Newtown employer after fresh recognition for work with schools

Some of Makefast’s senior management and supervisors receive the International Trade Award from Ann Watkin-Jones (third from right) from the Welsh Government Some of Makefast’s senior management and supervisors receive the International Trade Award from Ann Watkin-Jones (third from right) from the Welsh Government
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Superyacht supplier in Powys boosted export sales by $5m since US subsidiary opened

Jasmine Atkinson receives the Sole Trader Award from William Watkins, of Radnor Hills, who presented it on behalf of award sponsor, The County Times Jasmine Atkinson receives the Sole Trader Award from William Watkins, of Radnor Hills, who presented it on behalf of award sponsor, The County Times
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'Hidden Jem' beauty salon owner is named Powys' best sole trader

Rachel Jones and Lisa Andrew from Morland receive the Powys Business of the Year Award from Councillor Glyn Preston of Powys County Council, joined by Sherrie Woolf of SudoCyber, sponsor of the Technology & Innovation Award. Rachel Jones and Lisa Andrew from Morland receive the Powys Business of the Year Award from Councillor Glyn Preston of Powys County Council, joined by Sherrie Woolf of SudoCyber, sponsor of the Technology & Innovation Award.
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Welshpool manufacturer crowned Powys Business of the Year after investment drive

Ceri Stephens, group manager of Mid Wales Manufacturing Group and Councillor Glyn Preston, Powys County Council Cabinet Member for a More Prosperous Powys, with sponsors at the launch of this year’s Powys Business Awards.
PB093-2026 Ceri Stephens, group manager of Mid Wales Manufacturing Group and Councillor Glyn Preston, Powys County Council Cabinet Member for a More Prosperous Powys, with sponsors at the launch of this year’s Powys Business Awards.
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International trade category returns as Powys Business Awards are launched

Ceri Stephens, group manager of Mid Wales Manufacturing Garoup, with sponsors at the launch of this Ceri Stephens, group manager of Mid Wales Manufacturing Garoup, with sponsors at the launch of this
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Powys Business Awards 2025 launched with declaration county is open for business

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