Moreton Bay Business and Innovation Awards 2025 finalists
Published 7:06am 26 August 2025
Words by Kylie Knight
Construction, manufacturing, hospitality and healthcare are just some of the industries that have made the finals in this year’s Moreton Bay Business and Innovation Awards.
Sixty-one businesses have been shortlisted in the annual awards with the winners to be revealed in October.
Presented by Tourism and Events Moreton Bay, in partnership with Moreton Bay City Council, the awards shine a light on the achievements of businesses throughout the city.
Mayor Peter Flannery commends finalists for their commitment, endurance and resilience in small business – the backbone of the city’s economy.
“Our finalists stand as shining examples of motivation, showcasing determination and superior performance,” Mayor Flannery says.
“They have not merely endured challenging periods but have prospered and established fresh standards for achievement.
“These awards recognise the variety and robustness of our business sector, spanning emerging talents to essential priority industries detailed in our City's Economic Development Strategy.
“City of Moreton Bay persists in thriving economically, owing to the creativity and devotion of our local enterprises.”
Tourism and Events Moreton Bay CEO Luke Edwards says the awards are a timely opportunity for the city’s business community to celebrate its success.
“Moreton Bay is entering an exciting time as we see more investment into the region, greater connectivity and opportunities for small businesses. These awards are a great opportunity to stop and reflect on the important role small businesses play in the city as we march towards Brisbane 2032.”
The 13 categories, together with the City of Moreton Bay Business of the Year Award, emphasise excellence in diverse areas such as accessibility, customer service, advanced manufacturing, innovation and corporate social responsibility.
A panel of 25 judges from public and private sectors will decide the winners which will be announced at a gala awards ceremony on October 30 at Eatons Hill Hotel.
2025 Moreton Bay Business & Innovation Awards Finalists
Award for Businesswoman of the Year
Ange Ryan - RTM Cloud
Candice Kiss - Gather and Feast
Danni Vee - Dannie Vee Consulting
Kelly Matthews - Green Tape Solutions
Ruth Limkin - The Banyans Healthcare
Akyra Strategy and Development Award for Employee of the Year
Brooke Lilley - Beyond Dental Care
Jeb Ryan - Heart-led Support
Julianne Reardon - Samford Variety Store and Newsagency
Olivia Tulloch - Gather and Feast
Award for Advanced Manufacturing Excellence
Arrowes Roading Safety Pty Ltd
Grydale Solutions Pty Ltd
Health Focus Manufacturers
Reid Print Technologies
Superior Engineering
Think2Be Award for Entrepreneur of the Year
Daniel McCullough - Pharus Wellbeing
David Antonacci - Teeny Tiny Homes
James Anderson - Hop To It Collective Pty Ltd
Joshua Peasley - JJ's Deliveries
Tory Ogden - Kompliance Pty Ltd
Award for Exporting Excellence
Brand Hero
Solar Bollard Lighting
Award for Innovation Excellence
Health Focus Manufacturers
Kompliance Pty Ltd
RTM Cloud
Superior Engineering
The Banyans Healthcare
Bishopp Outdoor Advertising Award for Tourism Business Excellence
Brisbane Whale Watching
G'day Adventure Tours
Maiala Park Lodge
Redcliffe Markets
Trevena Glen Farm
SRJ Walker Wayland Award for Not-For-Profit Excellence
Caboolture Workers Co-op
Chameleon Housing
Encircle Community Services
Micah Projects Wellspring Moreton Bay
The Nest Community
Award for Corporate Social Responsibility Excellence
Belgravia Leisure
Brand Hero
LST Support Services Pty Ltd
Pharus Wellbeing
Wilko Painting
Award for Customer Service Excellence
Annie Lane Cafe
Beachmere Dental
Hip Hops Brewers
Sesame Lane Care & Kindergarten
The Lullaby Club
Award for Food and Agribusiness Excellence
Annie Lane Cafe
Australian Steak Co
Buddy Brewing Pty Ltd
Gourmet Taste Creations
Hip Hops Brewers
Award for New Business Excellence
ADHD Her Way
Hop To It Collective
iReformer
Keirden Dry Cleaners
Mortar Finance
UniSC Award for Environment & Sustainability Excellence
AUSEV Pty Ltd.
Eckersley Print Group
Jumbo
Solar Bollard Lighting
The Nest Community
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