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SSE named as Sydney Business Awards finalist
SSE was excited to have this week been named as a Finalist in the Sydney Business Awards under the category of Outstanding Community Organisation.
The Outstanding Community Organisation Award recognises social enterprises and not-for-profit organisations that work to improve the social, cultural, or environmental wellbeing of the local community.
These Awards are an initiative by BusinessNSW, an independent body focused on the wellbeing of the business community, whose purpose “has always been to provide a strong, clear voice for businesses on the issues important to their livelihood.
“We believe that businesses play a vital role in driving economic growth, creating jobs, and contributing to the overall well-being of our city.”
“Working closely with our members, we identify key issues and find practical policy solutions to ensure businesses across NSW prosper and grow
To have our mission and our achievements acknowledged alongside fellow Finalists including the Biennale of Sydney, the Sydney Roosters, Lifeline Australia, Milkcrate Theatre, Sydney Fringe, and others is a huge thrill, and we extend our heartiest congratulations to all the Finalists.
"Sydney's businesses are the backbone of our local economy, creating jobs, and shaping our city's identity,” Lord Mayor Clover Moore AO said.
“I am committed to supporting and championing the growth of businesses in the city, ensuring Sydney remains a hub for commerce and creativity.
“I wish every success to the finalists in this year’s Sydney Business Awards and thank you for the positive impact your work has on our global city.”
Next stop is the announcement of winners at a gala event taking place at Sydney Town Hall on Tuesday 18 June 2024. Wish us luck!
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