
Last days to enter business awards
Published 6:00pm 14 March 2023


There are just a few days left to enter the 2023 Moreton Bay Business Excellence and Innovation Awards.
Entries for this year’s awards, which celebrate the achievements of businesses and individuals, close on Tuesday, March 21 at 11.59pm AEST.
A gala awards night to announce the winners will be held on July 7 at St Columban’s College, with expanded capacity to accommodate more guests.
The Moreton Bay Business and Innovation Awards are presented by Moreton Bay Region Industry & Tourism (MBRIT) in partnership with Moreton Bay Regional Council.
MBRIT Founder and CEO Shane Newcombe is encouraging businesses of all sizes to enter.
He says the online nomination form guides entrants through the process, with helpful prompts about information to consider including in an entry.
The 2023 awards program organisers have compiled key resources to support nominees in strengthening their submissions.
“It’s not too late to enter. We have already received quality nominations from a number of businesses and are hoping for a flurry of entries in the final few days,” Mr Newcombe says.
Award categories
There are 15 categories, plus the Business of the Year Award, in the 2023 Moreton Bay Business & Innovation Awards:
• Food and Agribusiness Excellence
• Advanced Manufacturing Excellence
• Tourism Business Excellence
• Customer Service Excellence
• Exporting Excellence
• Environment & Sustainability Excellence
• Not-For-Profit Excellence
• Innovation Excellence
• Accessibility & Inclusiveness Excellence
• Corporate Social Responsibility Excellence
• Marketing Excellence
Individual awards
• Youth Innovation Excellence
• Businesswoman of the Year
• Employee of the Year
• Entrepreneur of the Year
For more information and to enter, head to the website
Related Stories
Top Stories

Classic winners - where are they now?
On the eve of the seventh Cameron Smith Junior Classic, we take a look at the remarkable successes - in Australia and overseas - of past CSJC winners. ** FREE TO READ **

Popular Stories

Andy's epic run for special cause
Andy Almond only took up running at the age of 46, but in just a few short years he’s taking on the biggest challenge of his life – running for 18 hours in honour of a young man who lost his life at the start of this year. Find out more... **FREE TO READ**

New magazine for the Redcliffe Peninsula
Print community news is returning to the Redcliffe Peninsula, with the launch of the monthly magazine – The Redcliffe Peninsula. It’s out this week

What's in the stars for Summer
Renowned psychic medium and astrologer Patsy Bennett shares her complete guide to horoscopes for spring. Here's what's in store...