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Welcome to the Startups Awards 2007 – the biggest night in the startups calendar
 
The Startups Awards are supported by the Department of Trade and Industry

"Success in business, especially in starting a business is vital, and should always be recognised. These awards are an excellent way to showcase success, to celebrate it, and to show other budding entrepreneurs what can be achieved. It is critical to the modern economy that whenever people are considering their career options, starting a business is seen as an achievable option. New employment opportunities for others are created by people starting and growing businesses, and new business supports the UK's continual success in the Global environment.   During these times of rapid development in computer technology, all businesses need to be able to innovate and adapt, enabling them to take on the challenge of globalisation and contribute to the wealth of the UK. I wish all the entrants the very best of luck both with the awards and with growing their businesses."

Margaret Hodge, Minister of State for Industry & the Regions at the Department for Trade & Industry

 
 
The Startups Awards 2007 is Headline Sponsored by Natwest.
 
As the leading bank for business in the UK, NatWest knows that starting your own business can be the most challenging yet rewarding thing you can do. The Startups Awards sponsored by NatWest provide a great opportunity to recognise the massive contribution small businesses make to the UK economy, and the great entrepreneurs behind them. NatWest Business is proud to sponsor the awards for the 3rd year running and I wish all of the entrants the best of luck.
 
 
Startups.co.uk are delighted to be media partner of the Startups Awards
 
Matt Thomas“Risking It All’s Martin Webb (one of our judges) reckons starting a business is the new rock ‘n’ roll – and he’s not wrong. Be they pinstriped highfliers, wily pensioners, 14 year-old whizz kids or multi-tasking single parents, more people than ever are taking control of their lives and setting up businesses. From eBay to the high street, exciting new businesses are springing up everyday and it’s not just empowering for the people behind them but also great news for the UK economy. We’re delighted the Startups Awards is now seeking it’s fourth generation of inspirational new businesses and that the judging promises to be as competitive as ever. Make sure you’re in it, if you’d like to win it!”

Matt Thomas, editor, Startups.co.uk

 

 
               
Martin Webb
Presenter, Channel 4's Risking It All
Michael Smith Co-founder, Firebox and MD of Mind Candy
Karen Darby Founder of SimplySwitch
Oli Barrett Founder, Make Your Mark With A Tenner
Alex Tew Founder, MillionDollar
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Shaa Wasmund Director of Deckchair.com, mykindaplace.com and Bright Station Ventures
Tim Cambell
Winner of The Apprentice 2005
Julie Meyer Chief Executive, Ariadne Capital
Jonathan Moules
Enterprise Correspondent, Financial Times
 
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