Chamber chief shortlisted for award

Henrietta Brealey (pictured), chief executive of Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce (GBCC), has been shortlisted for the Young Business Person of the Year award in the 2022 Birmingham Business Awards run by the Birmingham Post and Birmingham Live.

Other figures listed for the award are Arianne Atkinson, of Innovation 4 Business, Ronan Hynes, of Voilo and Chris Proctor of B:Music.

Details of the awards, which take place at the ICC on 18 March, can be seen here.

Employers and individuals from a broad and diverse range of sectors will gather to recognise the achievements of so many at the Birmingham BusinessLive Awards in association with the Birmingham Post.

They come after what has been a tumultuous two years for the business world.

The full 2022 shortlist is:

Small Business of the Year

Acutec

Aspire Active Education Group

Digital Glue

OWB Creative

School of Code

New Business of the Year

Colmore Partners

Osborn Communications

Voilo

Diversity and Inclusion Award

Burley Law Limited

Fortel

Reeves PR

Professional Services Firm of the Year

Bevan Brittan

HDY Agency

Shoosmiths

Property and Construction Business of the Year

Bond Wolfe

Calztec

Port Loop

Third Sector Organisation of the Year

Acorns Children's Hospice

Aston Villa Foundation

Auriga Services

Birmingham Irish Association

CSR Project of the Year

Aston Villa Foundation

Martin James Network

Nectar HR

Green Business of the Year

Love Logs

The Appliance Recycling Group

Woodbourne Group

Young Business Person of the Year

Arianne Atkinson, Innovation 4 Business

Henrietta Brealey, Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce

Ronan Hynes, Voilo

Chris Proctor, B:Music