Smarta is proud to announce the launch of the Smarta
100, our search for Britain's smartest businesses.
From the West Highlands to Westfield we're looking for the
high-street heroes, market traders on a mission, eBay
entrepreneurs, budding Bransons and the emerging big businesses of
tomorrow.
We want to hear from the most exciting, promising, disruptive new
businesses, the family businesses who remain the cornerstones of
communities, the innovators ploughing their own furrows in staid or
declining industries, the recession-busters making a mockery of the
doom and gloom, the web wonders, the teenpreneurs, mumpreneurs,
olderpreneuers and, er, just about anyone who's running a small
business worth shouting about.
We're going to be speaking to our network of entrepreneurs,
business leaders and advisors, to investors, to business
organisations, networking clubs, and PRs. Heck, we'll be walking
straight in off the street, and phoning, emailing and downright
stalking just about every business we love.
Entries will be subjected to rigorous scrutiny by our panel of
judges which includes Dragons' Den star Deborah Meaden, Coffee
Republic founder Sahar Hashemi and Pimlico Plumbers' Charlie
Mullins.
Winners will be featured on the Smarta website as an example and
inspiration for aspiring entrepreneurs, and be invited to an
exclusive event in London where they will be able to network with
the Smarta 100 judges and other Smarta backers.
Think you've got what it takes? Find out more
and enter at www.smarta.com/smarta100.
From the West Highlands to Westfield we'll be searching for the
high-street heroes, market traders on a mission, eBay
entrepreneurs, budding Bransons and the emerging big businesses of
tomorrow.
We want to hear from the most exciting, promising, disruptive new
businesses, the family businesses who remain the cornerstones of
communities, the innovators ploughing their own furrows in staid or
declining industries, the recession-busters making a mockery of the
doom and gloom, the web wonders, the teenpreneurs, mumpreneurs,
olderpreneuers and, er, just about anyone who's running a small
business worth shouting about.
We'll speak to our network of entrepreneurs, business leaders and
advisors, to investors, to business orgs, networking clubs, PRs.
Heck, we'll walk straight in off the street, phone, email, stalk
just about every business we love.