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Federation of Small Businesses Award - Yorkshire and the Humber Area

The shortlist for the Federation of Small Business (FSB) ‘Celebrating Small Business Awards 2019’ competition has been announced today. Firms across Yorkshire and the Humber area will be competing for the awards at this years ceremony.

MOTIONrehab is delighted to announce it has been shortlisted in the category of Business and Product Innovation.

The finals of the FSB Yorkshire and Humber contest will be held on Friday 1st March in York at the Principal York at an event celebrating the thousands of small businesses that play such a vital part in making Yorkshire and the Humber area such a vibrant place to live, work, study and visit. The winners at that event will go through to the UK finals, to be held in May 2019 in Central London.

MOTIONrehab Shortlisted for Business Award
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