Okanagan businesses in the running for Small Business B.C. Awards

| December 11, 2017 in Business

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The semi-finalists for the Small Business BC Awards have been announced, and the Okanagan is well represented.

These small businesses have made it as semi-finalists out of nearly 600 nominations from across the province.

For the past two months, British Columbians have been nominating and voting for their the local small businesses in each of the 10 categories, and 12 Okanagan based companies have made the cut.  

Companies like Csek Creative, Okanagan Rawsome Natural Foods Inv., and Courtyard Gallery were among the Okanagan semi-finalists.

Nikki Csek, CEO of Csek Creative, a full-service digital agency, says the support they have received from their community has been amazing. 

"The way businesses advanced to the top 10 was by people voting for them on the Small Business BC voting platform," says Csek. "It was amazing how many clients, friends, business people within the community and peers in the industry sent back an email to let us know they voted. It means so much to us to have people that really believe in us, support us and are willing to take the time to show that support."

Here are the Okanagan semi-finalists in the category they were nominated for:

The winners will be announced during the second week of February, and the winners from each category will be announced at the Awards Gala on Feb. 23rd, 2018.

The Gala event is open to the public. Tickets are available now with early bird pricing here.

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