Back
Get in Touch Menu

Finalists revealed for SoGlos Gloucestershire Business Awards

Published: · Last updated:

Congratulations to the companies and individuals revealed as the SoGlos Gloucestershire Business Awards finalists 2022.

After 382 nominations were made by 178 different businesses, our partner and head of the corporate & commercial team Chris Wills, joined a panel of leaders and sponsors to decide the finalists in early July.

Speaking about the judging experience, Chris said: “You think you know all the businesses there are to know in Gloucestershire – then you get a list like this and realise there are still so many fantastic businesses out there doing fantastic things, whose stories you have yet to hear.”

As co-headline sponsors of the initiative, now in its second year, a few of our team were delighted to celebrate with the shortlisted companies at the recent finalists’ drinks event at Gloucester Brewery.

SGGBA

The final winners will be announced at the awards night on 20 October 2022.

To keep up to date on the latest awards news, search the hashtag #SGGBA and follow our social media channels @WillansLLP  on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.

Contact
Willans
Solicitors
About
Share this article
Resources to help

Related articles

BBC Radio 4 Woman’s Hour interview: Why clear agreements, good records and early conversations matter

Wills, trusts & probate

In an interview on BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour, Willans’ partner Laura Stone spoke to Claire O’Donnell about the case of Bernadette Rogers. Bernadette was awarded £127,500 for providing 850…

Laura Stone LLB (Hons), TEP
Partner

Case study: Resolving a shareholder dispute with a £1.6 million settlement

Director, partnership & shareholder disputes

Shareholder disputes can be highly disruptive, particularly in successful owner-managed businesses where personal relationships and commercial interests are closely intertwined. In this case, Willans acted for a minority shareholder and…

Nick Southwell BA (Hons)
Partner

What are directors’ duties and why do they matter?

Litigation & dispute resolution

The Companies Act 2006 introduced the most comprehensive legal framework for directors’ duties in UK company law. While many of these duties previously existed under common law and legal principles, the…

Nick Southwell BA (Hons)
Partner
Contact us