Cambridgeshire Chamber chief wins President's Award
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 2 Nov, 16:57 · Archive
Charlotte Horobin, chief executive of Cambridgeshire Chamber of Commerce, won the President's Award at the British Chambers of Commerce Centre of Excellence Gala Dinner. The chamber also saw three member businesses named as finalists in the national Chamber Business Awards.
Zoë Brennan, events and training manager, received a highly commended recognition in the Rising Star category. Her commendation recognised her leadership of more than 115 annual business events and her role in the chamber's recent rebrand and digital transformation. The three member businesses shortlisted were Paragraf, Welch Group and Thermoteknix.
Horobin said the award reflected 'the enormous amount of work put in by the whole team' and acknowledged the chamber's ambition to strengthen its operations, grow the value it provides to the local economy and ensure the business community's voice is heard locally, nationally and internationally. Faye Holland, chair of the chamber, described it as 'an extraordinary moment' and said Horobin's award was 'a thoroughly deserved recognition of her vision and transformative leadership'.
How it is being reported
- Cambridgeshire Chamber chief wins national President’s AwardCambridgeshire is celebrating national recognition after a standout performance at the British Chambers of Commerce Centre of Excellence Gala Dinner.Ely Standard · 2 Nov, 16:16
- Cambridgeshire Chamber chief wins national President’s AwardCambridgeshire is celebrating national recognition after a standout performance at the British Chambers of Commerce Centre of Excellence Gala Dinner.Cambs Times · 2 Nov, 16:16
In this story: Charlotte Horobin · Cambridgeshire Chamber of Commerce · Zoë Brennan · Faye Holland · British Chambers of Commerce · Paragraf · Welch Group · Thermoteknix
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