Register Interest for The Lloyds Bank British Business Excellence Awards 2025

“The BBEA is the great renaissance of Great British business”

Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, BBEA 2023

Awards night Tuesday 14th November Grosvenor House, London

 

Rising Above: Join the UK's Largest Business Awards Programme

The Lloyds British Business Excellence Awards is the UK’s largest and most prestigious business awards programme that celebrates the cream of the crop across all industries, championing sustainability, diversity, equality and those that have transcended expectations and limitations throughout the year.

Excellence is never an accident. It is always the result of high intention, sincere effort and intelligent execution; it represents the wise choice of many alternatives - choice - not chance - determines your destiny. The calibre of entries each year of the awards are always overwhelming not only in volume, but in their sheer quality. The spectacular level of submissions come from a wide spectrum of dynamic industries, but with a real trend across the energy, recruitment, wellbeing, food & drink, and tech sectors, highlighting just how much the UK business landscape is thriving - despite the rhetoric of a nation on its knees. We want to hear from you. 

As the UK's unrivalled celebration of business brilliance, resilience and innovation, the Lloyds British Business Excellence Awards takes centre stage, and this year is no exception. You've made us stand up and take notice, and we can't wait to celebrate your remarkable achievements. 

“The Lloyds British Business Excellence Awards are the UK’s largest and most prestigious business awards. Where businesses of all sizes, from the length and breadth of the country come together to celebrate ambition, sustainability, innovation, diversity and … resilience. Lloyds Bank is proud to sponsor these awards, which bring alive the exciting ways that businesses are innovating, adapting and seizing new opportunities. It’s important that we celebrate business success stories and the role that this talent and ambition is playing in driving our economy.

As a UK focused retail and commercial bank, encouraging British businesses will always be central to our core purpose. We are proud to be by the side of British business, supporting over 1 million UK businesses with leading digital and relationship banking services, as they start up, grow and thrive.”

Elyn Corfield CEO, Business and Commercial Banking, Lloyds Banking Group 

2024 Highlights

BOOK YOUR TABLE NOW

Take advantage of our early bird table prices, reserve your table today.

  BOOK YOUR TABLE  
  • Prosecco glasses

    Premium Table

    £4,500.00 + vat
    • 1 x table of 10 at the Awards Ceremony
    • Priority seating, closer to the entertainment & VIPs
    • Three Course Dinner
    • 2 x Bottles of Champagne
    • 5 x Bottles of Premium Wine
    • 1 x Bucket of 10 beers
    • 2 x Bottles of sparkling water
    • 2 x Bottles of still water
    • Coffee & petit fours for each guest
    • Incredible Entertainment
  • British Business Excellence Awards standard table event photo

    Standard Table

    £3,750.00 + vat
    • Access to the Champagne Drinks Reception
    • 1 x Table of 10 at the Awards Ceremony
    • Three Course Dinner
    • Coffee & petit fours for each guest
    • Incredible Entertainment
  • Two attendees of the BBEA awards

    Individual Ticket

    £375.00 + vat
    • Access to the Champagne Drinks Reception
    • 1 x Seat at the Awards Ceremony
    • Three Course Dinner
    • Coffee & petit fours for each guest
    • Incredible Entertainment
 
BOOK YOUR TABLE

Email: events@bbexcellenceawards.co.uk

Our 2024 Winners!

Click here to view our 2024 winners View Winners

Judges

Meet our Judges

Rebekah Taitt
Regional Development Director - Midlands
Lloyds Bank

Vanessa Valley OBE
Founder
WeAreTheCity

Ruby Raut
CEO and Co-founder
WUKA

Jill Jenkinson
CEO/Client Partner
T-Three

Neha Sawjani
Impact Director – Campaigns & Content
BITC

Amanda Dorel
Regional Director, South West Region, SME & MC Banking Lloyds Banking Group
Lloyds Bank

Miles Nolan
Partner and Director
Sterling Investments

Roma Bhowmick FCMI

Business 360 Ltd

Gary Lapthorn
Head of Sustainability and Responsible Business, Business & Commercial Banking.
Lloyds Bank

John Bailey
CEO
Revive Collagen

Abdul R Shiil
Co-Founder and Director
Sahan Cares CIC

Lenna Cumberbatch
Non Executive Director, Diversity & Inclusion Strategic Change



View All Judges

 

“The Lloyds Bank British Business Excellence Awards are the gold standard in business awards. We were really honoured to have won best New Business in 2022. The stringent entry requirements, the pitch process and the quality of the judging panel meant that the win was all the more meaningful to us. Up against over 10 other finalists we were delighted to have come out on top and the judges feedback was extremely powerful. The team at the BBEA have ensured to keep in close contact with us and recently hosted a winners Luncheon where we got to network with other businesses some of whom we plan to work with. Winning this award has given our business both national and international renown”

Samantha Faiers, Co-Founder, Revive Collagen

The Lloyds British Business Excellence Awards 2023 Winners

Become a sponsor

Align your business with the best of British Business and the prestige of the Lloyds British Business Excellence Awards by partnering with us.

Sponsoring the awards provides your business with a yearlong programme of content, networking events, roundtables, national news coverage and judging processes, culminating in a glittering awards ceremony. If you are looking to raise brand awareness, educate about a new product or service or secure new leads whilst making meaningful business contacts then you should join us as a sponsor.

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