Casey Business Awards 2022 Finalists
Congratulations to the following businesses who have been recognised as category finalists in the Casey Business Awards 2022.
Click through to find out what makes each of these businesses a standout in Casey.
ABOUT THE AWARDS:
Council’s annual business awards are a premier event to celebrate and recognise inspirational local businesses. They also provide local businesses with an opportunity to pause and reflect on recent achievements and success in their business. The awards are open to all businesses located in the City of Casey municipality.
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Employment Category Finalists
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Cranbourne
Amstel Club
As an organisation that has been in operation since 1936, you may think that Amstel Club are stuck in their ways, but their ambitious goals, prove otherwise. They may be Amstel by name, but they're ambitious by nature.
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Cranbourne South
Blairlogie Living and Learning
Empowering people living with a disbility since 1987, Blairlogie Living and Learning Inc. employ an impresive 205 people - 80 of whom started at the organisation in the past 12 months.
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Hallam
CFM Air Conditioning
Digging into the admirable growth of CFM Air Conditioning you'll note that their actions in pursuit of this growth are intentional, smart and agile. They utilise latest technologies to capture new leads and cutsomise their approach to ensure they meet their targets. And they're not just full of hot air...
Innovation Category Finalists
Berwick
BFIRM Personal Training
With the wellness industry among the hardest hit during the pandemic, personal trainers BFIRM were challenged, but leverged their innovative nature to come out stronger than ever before - a challenge they also put to their clients.
Hallam
Coolon LED Lighting
With the weighty vision of reviving and improving Australia's advanced manufacturing capabilities, it's no surprise that Coolon embraced the challenges thrown by the pandemic and quintuple'd-down with five times the number of projets to emerge brighter than ever before.
Doveton
VR AR Solutions
Launching just last year, VR AR Solutions Australia have already made their mark in six countries and delivered and delivered three projects, one internationally. They also have a strong pipeline of projects for their second year, firmly grounding them in the best of actual realities...
Sustainability Category Finalists
Berwick
Beaconsfield Dental
Smart building design, with native flora and fauna adorned rainwater tanks, environmentally minded internal processes and routine environmental advocacy - Beaconsfield Dental's commitment to real sustainability deserves more than a little plaque.
Narre Warren
L'ada Soaps and Scents
L'ada Soaps and Scents are really making the case for home-based business; their forward planning and thoughtfully sustainable manufacturing process has delivered repeat soap-porters in spades.
Lyndhurst
The Little Big Bamboo
Little, big and everything in between, The Little Big Bamboo and their fast-growing bamboo products are making an impact on reducing deforestation across the world - bamboo-zling buyers who wished they'd found them years ago!
Business Leadership Category Finalists
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CEO, Blairlogie Living and Learning
Carolyn Carr
Carolyn Carr has been CEO of Blairlogie Living and Learning since 2012, for ten years, transforming the organisation from a small, single service supporting 96 clients to a multi-faceted organisation supporting over 300 people.
CEO, Amstel Club
Daniel Muir
Daniel Muir’s dedication to Amstel Club has seen its growth as a business innovator and leader in best practice, moving through the pandemic to achieve the club’s goal of becoming the number one hospitality venue in Cranbourne.
A Better Dental
Dr Mathy Mathiyalagan
Dr Mathy Mathiyalagan established A Better Dental Care in 2005, since then, his stewardship has guided the practice through the uncertainty of the pandemic into a truly agile state, ensuring its continued success.