Resolute Security Services owner Sean Cooper with his team .
Camera IconResolute Security Services owner Sean Cooper with his team . Credit: Supplied/Supplied, Jacek Bak Photography

Wanneroo Business Association recognises companies at the 2018 City of Wanneroo Business Awards

Lucy JarvisWanneroo Times

WANNEROO Business Association recognised several companies at the 2018 City of Wanneroo Business Awards presentation dinner this month.

In its 15th year, the annual event saw 150 people gather at The Block in Merriwa on November 16 to celebrate and acknowledge business achievements from across the region.

DJ Vixon set the mood for the night, playing a set over pre-dinner drinks as guests arrived, followed by live music from a three-piece band, a three course dinner and networking.

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Nova 93.7’s Ross Wallman presented awards across 13 categories, with Resolute Security Services, based in Wangara, crowned business of the year and best business with 15 or more employees for their work providing services to healthcare and education facilities in regional areas.

Kingsway Community Finance Services’ Bev Errington with Wanneroo Mayor Tracey Roberts. Jacek Bak Photography
Camera IconKingsway Community Finance Services’ Bev Errington with Wanneroo Mayor Tracey Roberts. Jacek Bak Photography Credit: Supplied/Jacek Bak Photography

Kingsway Community Financial Services chairwoman Bev Errington won the mayor’s visionary business person award for her contribution to business and community.

Leonardo Castiblanco with the team at Global Company Services trading as Appliance Parts Solutions and WBA business liaison officer Lauren Bell. Jacek Bak Photography
Camera IconLeonardo Castiblanco with the team at Global Company Services trading as Appliance Parts Solutions and WBA business liaison officer Lauren Bell. Jacek Bak Photography Credit: Supplied/Jacek Bak Photography

Grafton St was named start up of the year for growing from nothing to four cafe outlets within 11 months, Bizwize Business Solutions retained their title in the category for between five and 15 employees, Global Company Services (trading as Appliance Parts Solutions) won two awards in the trades excellence as well as online and digital excellence categories.

Captain Electro won the award for best business with five or fewer employees and the Kingsway Community Bank branch received the customer service excellence award.

Bizwize Business Solutions’ Laura McLoughlin with LandCorp’s David Lewis and business partner Michelle Marley. Jacek Bak Photography
Camera IconBizwize Business Solutions’ Laura McLoughlin with LandCorp’s David Lewis and business partner Michelle Marley. Jacek Bak Photography Credit: Supplied/Jacek Bak Photography

Burdens Australia were named innovator of the year, while The Marina Mindarie was crowned best tourism and hospitality business.

Carramar-based business Office Overload Solutions walked away with the best home-based business and the 2018 employee of the year was Bianca Crompton from Cherished Cherubs Babysitting in recognition of her commitment to the business.

George Naoum from eCorp’s The Gateway Shopping Precinct Alkimos Beach with Captain Electro’s Karl and Jemma Waddell. Jacek Bak Photography
Camera IconGeorge Naoum from eCorp’s The Gateway Shopping Precinct Alkimos Beach with Captain Electro’s Karl and Jemma Waddell. Jacek Bak Photography Credit: Supplied/Jacek Bak Photography

“The City of Wanneroo Business Awards showcase the talent, dedication and sheer drive of businesses from across the area on an annual basis,” president Dinesh Aggarwal said.

“The Wanneroo Business Association board of management and staff are proud and honoured to be able to bring acknowledgment to local businesses for their hard work, and we wish them continued success in the future.”

Office Overload Solutions’ Erika Williams with Wanneroo MLA Sabine Winton. Jacek Bak Photography
Camera IconOffice Overload Solutions’ Erika Williams with Wanneroo MLA Sabine Winton. Jacek Bak Photography Credit: Supplied/Jacek Bak Photography
Roads 2000’s Trayan Politis with Kingsway Community Bank’s Glynis Watson and Vicki Petreski. Jacek Bak Photography
Camera IconRoads 2000’s Trayan Politis with Kingsway Community Bank’s Glynis Watson and Vicki Petreski. Jacek Bak Photography Credit: Supplied/Jacek Bak Photography
POPULUS managing director Peter Armstrong with Bianca Crompton of Cherished Cherubs. Jacek Bak Photography
Camera IconPOPULUS managing director Peter Armstrong with Bianca Crompton of Cherished Cherubs. Jacek Bak Photography Credit: Supplied/Jacek Bak Photography
Paul Johnson of Burdens Australia’s Paul Johnson and Tim Jackson with ECU Associate Professor Denise Gengatharen. Jacek Bak Photography
Camera IconPaul Johnson of Burdens Australia’s Paul Johnson and Tim Jackson with ECU Associate Professor Denise Gengatharen. Jacek Bak Photography Credit: Supplied/Jacek Bak Photography