Roll Up, Roll Up - Last Call To Enter



Roll Up! Roll Up! Last Call to Enter - All you High-flying Food & Drink Entrepreneurs

Don't miss your chance to become Britain's first-ever Investec Food & Drink Entrepreneur of the Year 2014. The competition closes on Friday 12 September. It's FREE and EASY to enter. Visit www.investecfoodandrinkentrepreneuroftheyear.com

The Awards are partnered by Business is GREAT/The GREAT Britain Campaign which showcases the very best of what Britain has to offer.

Whether small or large, a producer or a retailer, the unique chance is here to tell your story, parade your business success before the country's greatest entrepreneurs themselves – and win £5000.

The glittering judging panel includes the indefatigable Luke Johnson (Pizza Express, Patisserie Valerie, Feng Sushi, Strada, Giraffe, Gail's Artisan Bakery), Lord Karan Bilimoria of Cobra Beer, Julian Metcalfe, Pret a Manger and Itsu, Lady Carole Bamford of Daylesford Organics and Lord Noon of Noon Foods.

Brought to you by The Food Awards Company, Investec Food & Drink Entrepreneur of the Year 2014 is sponsored by Investec, the specialist bank with deep entrepreneurial roots and a core focus on working with entrepreneurs and their businesses.

James Stirling of Investec, said: “Investec is delighted to be sponsoring the Food & Drink Entrepreneur of the Year awards. Britain continues to foster world-beating innovation in this industry, with some of the most exciting new brands in recent years originating from these shores. The Food & Drink sector has always been a key focus of activity for Investec, and one in which we have gained a deep institutional expertise, having worked with so many successful entrepreneurs in this space over the years.”

So don't stay in the wings - put your best foot forward, take a bow and see your name in lights!


  

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