Press Release: 2023 GFSB Business Innovation Awards.
The GFSB is delighted to announce that applications for the 2023 GFSB Business Innovation Award sponsored by Gibtelecom are now being taken.
Recent winners have included DigiDemics, Crucial Compliance, EBike Gibraltar, Hempassion and Buytickets.gi who all demonstrated how businesses in Gibraltar are agile, forward thinking and superb at innovating to succeed.
We are thrilled and proud to continue our partnership with Gibtelecom, the sponsors of this award since its inception.
Gibtelecom will be giving the winner an incredible and generous prize of £2,000 worth of IT and communications equipment and in addition the GFSB are offering a year’s free advertising in the Intouch Magazine to further promote their winning business.
We believe we will see just as many if not more pioneering businesses apply for the 2023 prestigious GFSB Business Innovation Awards.
We look forward to seeing what great concepts and innovations our members have come up with to drive their businesses forward, ensuring ongoing success, growth and stability.
The online application form can be found on our website at the following link GFSB Business Innovation Award Application – Gibraltar Federation of Small Businesses
All applications need to be submitted before Friday 31st March 2023.
Best of luck.
Applicants must have all business licences up to date and produce them on application. Applicants must be fully paid GFSB Members. Applicants agree to be filmed for any purposes as part of their application, should it be required. The GFSB reserves the right to accept or deny applicants.
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