Showing innovation through smarter processes and fresher ways of thinking will be celebrated at this years BIBAs.
The Innovative Business of the Year celebrates organisations using innovation to improve productivity, solve challenges and open up new opportunities to strengthen Lancashire’s economy.
From technology-led transformation to practical improvements in products, services or internal systems, the award recognises businesses making innovation part of how they grow.
Innovation is the heartbeat of a thriving economy and this award highlights companies that are not just keeping pace but setting the standard in their sectors.
Intersys-Micronics are once again sponsoring a category that reflects its own commitment to helping organisations use technology more effectively.
The company works with businesses to make systems more reliable, secure and efficient, giving teams the confidence to focus on performance and growth.
Darren Wolfe, director of Intersys-Micronics, said: “Innovation is vital for companies looking to remain competitive, explore new markets and create skilled jobs across the county.
“The BIBAs provide an important platform for recognising the ambition and ingenuity already present in Lancashire’s business community, shining a light on the work companies are doing behind the scenes to adapt, improve and grow.”
Previous winners of the Innovative Business of the Year include Blackpool-based Vars Technology, BM Longworth and Levity Crop Science.