North West Awards 2011: Regional Winners

for a company that has delivered the greatest impact in a North West community.

Shortlist
Morrison
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Squire Sanders Hammond

Winner
Wates Living Space
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BITC’s unique Business Class programme facilitates long-term, needs-driven partnerships between business and secondary schools in some of the most deprived areas.  The programme is now operating in 40 secondary schools here in the North West. This Award recognises the business that has created the greatest impact in its partner school.

Shortlist
Merseyrail
World Duty Free

Winner
Aircelle
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Recognising achievement in carbon management that leads to a demonstrable carbon footprint reduction among businesses operating in the North West.

Shortlist
APS Group
Siemens Motion Control

Winner
Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service
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For businesses who are demonstrating innovation in supporting others to take steps towards a more sustainable future in the North West. 

Shortlist
BikeRight!
Weir & Carmichael

Morrison
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For an individual who has demonstrated exceptional leadership that contributes to a more sustainable society. 

Shortlist
Anthony Jarvis, Energy Efficiency Project Officer - Knowsley Housing Trust

Winner
Wendy Sinfield, Community Relations Manager - Manchester Airport

This Award recognises an individual based in the community who has collaborated with business to benefit society.

Winner
Ruth Ibegbuna - Project Director, RECLAIM

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This award goes to an individual whose leadership and commitment to responsible business has resulted in changes and improvements inside their own company and who have also inspired other organisations to take action. The Prince’s Regional Ambassadors are asked to retain their tenure for two years to enable them to establish greater links and create a lasting impact through their role.

Winner
Mike Blackburn - Regional Director, BT