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The
£50,000 award recognises talents of established business owners with a disability
or long-term health condition.
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The
cash prize is the largest of its kind for disabled entrepreneurs.
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The
award is run in conjunction with Leonard Cheshire Disability, the UK’s leading
disability charity and the Stelios Philanthropic Foundation.
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Award
is personally chosen and presented by easyjet founder Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou
at a special ceremony in London on November 4th.
The award recognises the achievements of
disabled entrepreneurs who have overcome challenges to set up their own company
and excel in their chosen business field. Now in its ninth year, past winners
have been drawn from the travel agency, homebuild and IT sectors as well as
companies specialising in disability/mobility aids.
Applications
are now being accepted online at www.leonardcheshire.org The deadline for all applications is
Friday 18 September 2015.
Sir
Stelios said: "Creating opportunities for disabled people facing discrimination
in business is essential.”
Last year’s Stelios
Award Winner was Ben Wolfenden, and his company Visibilis. The Company
offers complete digital marketing expertise through SEO, web design and digital
tool development.
He
said, “I would urge anyone with a disability, whether you see yourself as an
entrepreneur or not, to apply and let Stelios and his team decide!”
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