2022 Halifax Business Awards Finalists Announced!
We are extremely excited to celebrate the 35 finalists for this year’s Halifax Business Awards, led by the Halifax Chamber of Commerce. We'd like to extend an extra round of applause to our members who were nominated, and selected as finalists; Red Ear Media, CGI, Side Door, Smarter Spaces, and Maplewave! The 2022 Halifax Business Awards Gala will take place on January 27, 2022. NEW BUSINESS OF THE YEAR Eunoia Lifestyle Shop Inc. Jo to the Web Solutions Natural Butter Bar Taya Ties The Highlander Spa SMALL BUSINESS OF THE YEAR Couryah Inc. Delectable Desserts Inc. Lumi Studios **Red Ear Media Temi Bakes EXPORT BUSINESS OF THE YEAR Admiral Insurance AquaMedia Inc. *CGI Focal Research Consultants Limited Smart Income NOT-FOR-PROFIT OF THE YEAR Alice House Kids Help Phone Restaurant Association of Nova Scotia Ronald McDonald House Charities Atlantic St. John Ambulance INNOVATIVE BUSINESS OF THE YEAR CacheFlo Inc. Clean Valley Bio-Filtration Technologies CIC CarboneCure Technologies **Side Door **Smarter Spaces BUSINESS OF THE YEAR Morris East Restaurant Parkwood Home Care Ltd. Precision BioLogic The Village Veterinary Group WLWP Wealth Planners BUSINESS LEADER OF THE YEAR Ann-Marie Flinn - Champion Foundational Change Agency **Kathleen Jay - Maplewave Rebecca Cable-Munroe - Admiral Insurance Paul Empey - Precision BioLogic Tia Upshaw - Top Notch Cleaners & Blk Women in Excellence Society Congratulations to all the finalists!
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