The winners of the BathLive Business Awards 2022, sponsored by , have been announced at a special event at Bath Pavilion.
The ceremony, run in association with and The Bath Chronicle newspaper, returned on Thursday evening (September 29) after a three-year break, to recognise the achievements and resilience of the local business community.
The event was hosted by ITV weather reporter Emma Jesson while former soldier and star of Channel 4's SAS: Who Dares Wins Colin Maclachlan gave a keynote speech.
Digital design firm Storm Consultancy was named Business of the Year, with the company’s co-founders David Kelly and Adam Pope jointly receiving the award for Business Person of the Year.
Broadband provider Truespeed scooped the prize for Large Business of the Year, while toys and books company Curious Universe was crowned SME Business of the Year.
Bath Rugby won the accolade of Best Place to Work, while Eddie Illic - who started up the Eddie’s Street Cuts community project after recovering from an alcohol and drug addiction - won a public vote to be recognised with the Outstanding Contribution to Bath Award.
All of the winners of the 2022 BathLive Business Awards

Business Person of the Year
David Kelly and Adam Pope - Storm Consultacy
Best Place To Work Award
Bath Rugby
Corporate Social Responsibility Award, sponsored by
Join the Dots
Tourism & Hospitality Resilience Award
Mary Shelley's House of Frankenstein
Environmental & Sustainability Award, sponsored by
Naturbeads
Innovation Award, sponsored by
Rocketmakers
Start-Up Business of the Year, sponsored by
Lucra Mortgages
SME Business of the Year, sponsored by
Curious Universe
Large Business of the Year, sponsored by
Truespeed
Outstanding Contribution To Bath Award, sponsored by
Eddie Ilic
Business of the Year, sponsored by
Storm Consultancy
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