Having made the shortlist for Small Online Business of The Year in the Orange 2012 UK National Business Awards, the WhosOff Team enjoyed a great evening at the Grosevenor Hotel, London on the 13th November 2012...
Having made the shortlist for Small Online Business of the Year in the Orange 2012 UK National Business Awards, the WhosOff Team enjoyed a great evening at the Grosvenor Hotel, London on the 13th November.
Although we were not lucky enough to make the 'podium' the event was superb, with the added excitement of Olympic champion Jessica Ennis arriving on stage to be interviewd by Sky News presenter Jeff Randall.
Prime Minister David Cameron opened proceedings with a video message and the keynote speaker, Chief Secretary to the Treasure, Danny Alexander welcomed over 1200 of the UK's most influential business leaders.
Although not winning outright the WhosOff Team enjoyed dinner and dancing and networking with other finalists and even meeting one or two WhosOff customers!
A big congratulations to all the Winners ! To see the winners and photos from the evening Click here .
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