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Oct 2022
Last Updated: 14/10/2022
Business Breakfast: Ripon BID to hold its first annual review
Ripon BID is to hold its first annual review tonight and the CEO of a Harrogate based hair brand wins an award for being the UK's Most Ambitious Business Leader.
Business Breakfast is sponsored by Harrogate law firm Truth Legal.
Ripon BID is to hold its first Annual Review tonight.
BID chairman Richard Compton of Newby Hall & Gardens, will welcome businesses and give an introduction to the BID, its aims and objectives.
It will be followed by a short presentation by the BID Team on the achievements of the first year of operations and a brief overview of the plans for next year.
The floor will then be opened up to questions. The event is from 6pm-8pm at the Claro Lounge.
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Cloud Nine CEO wins award
The CEO of Harrogate based hair and beauty brand, Cloud Nine, has been named as The Most Ambitious Business Leader of 2022 in awards run by LDC, the private equity arm of the Lloyds Banking Group.
The programme celebrates the inspiring leaders behind some of the UK’s most successful and fast-growing medium-sized firms.
Established in 2009 Cloud Nine, at Hornbeam Park, has gone from strength to strength with its turnover now standing at £36m.
The judges commended Martin Rae for his innovative and sustainable approach to business and his ambition to build the biggest electrical haircare brand in the world.
Martin Rae said:
“To be named as the Most Ambitious Business Leader of 2022 is a huge honour. It is also recognition of the efforts of the full team of people at Cloud Nine. It might be my name on the list, but it is not just me who has achieved such success.
“We are a family business and I like to think of the wider team as one big family that operates successfully due to the culture we have created. Long may that continue in the future.
“I would also like to acknowledge the support of our suppliers and customers – without whom we wouldn’t be where we are today.”
Martin Rae, CEO Could Nine with his award
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