Postcode Anywhere to represent the UK in the European Business Awards

WORCESTER, U.K. - Nov. 12, 2013 - PRLog -- Software company, Postcode Anywhere, will today compete for the title of ‘National Public Champion’ in this year’s European Business Awards, sponsored by RSM International, as the public vote opens for the first time.

Postcode Anywhere, the leading provider of address validation software, already named as one of the national champions in the internally judged part of the competition, has submitted a video (http://www.businessawardseurope.com/vote/detail/united-kingdom/8106) of its company online, giving an in-depth story of their business and its successes. It will now compete against all other country national champions for the public vote. The company with the most votes will be named ‘National Public Champion’ for the UK on 14^th January.

This first phase of the online voting is open from 11^th November to 2^nd January, giving Postcode Anywhere 7 weeks to get as many votes as possible.

Please visit the European Business Awards website to view the videos for the UK and vote for Postcode Anywhere as your favorite: http://www.businessawardseurope.com/vote/detail/united-kingdom/8106

Guy Mucklow, CEO of Postcode Anywhere says: “I am delighted that the innovation and commitment from our staff is being recognised on such a prestigious platform and it's very satisfying to be classified as one of the leading businesses in the UK.

“With just over 7 weeks for people to vote online for their favourite company, we are hoping that the public will get behind us, view our video and vote for us. The public vote means a great deal as it is our existing and potential customers and clients giving their approval to our success.”

The second public vote will take place between 14th January and 25^th March and the result of this final round of voting is the selection of one overall ‘European Public Champion’ who will be announced and awarded at the Awards Gala event in May 2014.

Adrian Tripp, CEO of the European Business Awards said: “The public vote is a very important part of the Awards as it gives these entrepreneurial companies another way of showcasing their achievements to a wider audience across Europe. It was a huge success last year, with over 35,000 votes cast.”

He continued: “This year’s videos show some of the most successful and sustainable companies in Europe and we hope that anyone interested in business will take some time to watch the videos, either from their own country or from other countries, and then cast their vote.”

Separately the video entries from all 527 National Champions representing 31 countries across Europe will be reviewed and scored by the European Business Awards’ panel of judges and on 14 January 2014, the Chairman of Judges will announce the 100 Ruban d’Honneur recipients. The overall European winners of the ten European Business Awards categories will be announced at the same time as the European Public Champion at the Gala Event in May.