2025 Moreton Bay Business and Innovation Awards winners
Published 3:03pm 31 October 2025
The winners of the 2025 Moreton Bay Business and Innovation Awards were crowned at a gala awards evening at Eatons Hill Hotel on October 30
Health Focus Manufacturers took out the top gong, named City of Moreton Bay Business of the Year.
Presented by Tourism and Events Moreton Bay in partnership with City of Moreton Bay, the awards highlighted the remarkable accomplishments and creative advancements of businesses throughout the city, with 61 competing for the highest honours.
Moreton Bay City Council Acting Mayor Jodie Shipway congratulated the winners on their motivation, determination and outstanding performance.
“Our winners stand as shining examples of the impressive business leadership in the City of Moreton Bay and individual dedication and excellence," Acting Mayor Shipway said.
“Our City’s business ecosystem is widely recognised for its incredible collaboration and business leadership, which we proudly celebrate with these awards.
“City of Moreton Bay continues to thrive economically thanks to the innovation and entrepreneurship of our local businesses.”
The 13 categories, together with the City of Moreton Bay Business of the Year Award, celebrated excellence in areas such as accessibility, customer service, advanced manufacturing, innovation and corporate social responsibility.
The winners were decided by a panel of 25 judges from the public and private sectors.
2025 Winners
SRJ Walker Wayland Award for Not-For-Profit Excellence.
WINNER: The Nest Community
Award for Corporate Social Responsibility Excellence
WINNER: Wilko Painting
Award for Exporting Excellence
WINNER: Solar Bollard Lighting
Akyra Strategy & Development Award for Employee of the Year
WINNER: Olivia Tulloch - Gather & Feast Café
Award for Advanced Manufacturing Excellence
WINNER: Health Focus Manufacturers
Think 2 Be Award for Entrepreneur of the Year
WINNER: Tory Ogden - Kompliance
Bishopp Outdoor Advertising Award for Tourism Business Excellence
WINNER: Brisbane Whale Watching
Hall of Fame recognition for the Tourism Business Excellence Award after successfully winning the award in 2023, 2024 & 2025.
RDA Moreton Bay & Sunshine Coast Award for Innovation Excellence
WINNER: RTM Cloud
Award for Businesswoman of the Year
WINNER: Candice Kiss - Gather & Feast Cafe, Annie Lane Cafe & Ruby Tuesday Café
Award for Food and Agribusiness Excellence
WINNER: Hip Hops Brewers
UniSC Award for Environment & Sustainability Excellence
WINNER: The Nest Community
Award for Customer Service Excellence
WINNER: Annie Lane Café
Award for New Business Excellence
WINNER: Hop To It Collective
City of Moreton Bay Business of the Year
WINNER: Health Focus Manufacturers
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