| Leadership
in Businesses with more than 50 employees - sponsored by the Leading Wales Consortium |
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| Leadership
in Businesses with 50 or less employees sponsored by Federation of Small Businesses |
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"The success of many small firms can be attributed to effective leadership skills. The owner must provide leadership for the entire firm and set an example for their employees to follow. Being a business owner is a lot like being the captain of a sports team. They must provide the leadership required for the team to win. Their employees will look to them for guidance and help in order to turn in a winning performance. As the team leader, business owners need to ensure that their employees are working as a team and focused on winning the game. The FSB is extremely proud to sponsor this award which recognises excellence and commitment within small businesses in the field of leadership"
Janet Jones, Chair FSB Wales |
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| Leadership
in Voluntary and not for profit organisations is sponsored by The Fairwood Trust |
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“Because the not for profit/voluntary sector in Wales is both a significant employer and helps provide the important impact. In some of our most disadvantaged communities
It is also a growing sector within Wale with examples of dedicated innovative leaders who are committed to the well being of the most needy in our society”
Charles Middleton, Trustee |
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| Leadership
in Public Sector Organisations is sponsored by Public Service Management Wales |
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“The Welsh Assembly Government's Public Service Management Wales (PSMW) is committed to developing leaders to improve the way public services are delivered for the citizens of Wales. Public service leaders face complex challenges, particularly in turbulent times, and it is important that outstanding leadership should be recognised. For this reason we are delighted to sponsor the Public Sector category of the Leading Wales Awards.”
Dr Neil Wooding
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Business Leadership in the Community is sponsored by The Church in Wales
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"The Church in Wales is delighted to be part of the ‘Leading Wales Awards’ with its support for new aspirations and achievements across the country. Developing creative leadership initiatives within businesses of all kinds takes many forms. We believe the way a company relates to local communities reflects its internal spiritual architecture of people value, trust, fulfillment and wellbeing."
Canon Robin Morrison
Bishops’ Adviser on Church and Society |
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| Team
Leader Category Awards is sponsored by Magnox North |
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Magnox North is delighted to sponsor the Team Leader category of the 2010 Leading Wales Awards because we believe that team leaders are the essential link between an organisation's mission and its operations. Team leaders ensure that their team safely, efficiently and responsibly carry out their duties - an enormous responsibility. An excellent team leader's qualities will be contagious, enabling their team members to achieve more than they ever thought would be possible, thus contributing to improved business performance.
Mae Magnox North yn hynod o falch o noddi categori arweinydd tîm Gwobrau Arwain Cymru 2010 oherwydd rydym yn credu bod arweinwyr tîm yn ddolen gyswllt hanfodol rhwng cenhadaeth a gweithrediadau sefydliad. Mae arweinwyr timau’n sicrhau bod eu tîm yn cyflawni eu dyletswyddau’n ddiogel, yn effeithlon ac yn gyfrifol, sydd yn gyfrifoldeb enfawr. Bydd rhinweddau arweinydd tîm rhagorol yn heintus, gan alluogi aelodau eu tîm i gyflawni mwy nag oeddent erioed yn feddwl a fyddai’n bosibl, a thrwy hynny gyfrannu at berfformiad busnes gwell.
John Idris Jones
Head of Socio Economic Development,
Wales
Magnox North |
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| Young
Leader (14 – 25 years old) is sponsored
by Chartered Management Institute |
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The Chartered Management Institute are committed to raising the profile of leadership in Wales, as good leadership matters. We have been involved in the Awards from the beginning and are proud to sponsor the Young Leader category this year. It is great to celebrate the exceptional leadership talent we have in Wales, our Leading Wales Awards winners can be a real inspiration to others and help drive forward the Welsh economy.
Huw Hilditch-Roberts, Interim Director, Chartered Management Institute
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| Leading Management & Leadership skills development is sponsored
by Leadership & Management Wales |
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"LMW is committed to helping businesses in Wales develop their leaders and managers skills in order to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of their business. We will provide an information and sign-posting service that will give businesses access to a knowledge base around Leadership & Management Development (LMD) content, practices and research in order to allow them to choose what LMD best suits them. The Leading Wales awards help us recognise and celebrate leaders and managers that are developing their businesses by developing their people"
Gary Walpole
Director,
Leadership & Management Wales (LMW)
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| Broadcast Partner: Real Radio Wales |
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Leadership, the development of leaders and the recognition of great leadership is an integral part of our business, and our overall group strategies.
We aim to be an integral part of our community and of Wales itself.
Consequently the Leading Wales awards are the perfect platform for us to express some of our corporate aims and the importance of the community to our organization.
Tony Dowling
Station Director
Real Radio Wales |
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