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Gnatta wins at Digital Entrepreneur Awards
Multichannel platform, Gnatta, is proud to be named as the winner of the Digital Startup of the Year category at this year’s Digital Entrepreneur Awards. After an amazing year of achievement and success for the business, being commended by the longest-standing national technology awards is a true reflection of the hard work put in by the team since its creation back in 2011.
The Digital Entrepreneur Awards showcases the very best of online entrepreneurs across Britain and celebrates the rapidly growing technology industry. The awards have been running for over 12 consecutive years and have discovered many great businesses.
Gnatta had some tough competition in the Digital Startup of the Year category, from businesses like social media agency Social Chain and online doctor consultation Push Doctor. After experiencing a wealth of award wins over the past year, this latest accolade is further proof Gnatta is made of winning stuff.
The award ceremony was held at the iconic Palace Hotel in the centre of Manchester on the 9th November, and boasted a Great Gatsby theme. The Gnatta team enjoyed a wonderful evening of fabulous food and drink, alongside an insightful speech from the former Managing Director of Google, Dan Cobley. The whole evening was an appreciation of how far the technology industry has come, and Gnatta is delighted to have been involved.
CEO, Jack Barmby, commented: “we are thrilled to have been named as the Digital Startup of the Year, especially in a place so close to where Gnatta was born. We love attending events like these and getting to celebrate our own and other business’ achievements. A special thank you to the Digital Entrepreneur Awards and UK Fast for organising such a wonderful evening at The Palace Hotel.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Elena Lockett .
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