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Business awards open in Casey

The City of Casey’s business awards for 2025 have opened, with Mayor Stefan Koomen encouraging local establishments to put their names forward.

The annual program serves as a celebration of local endeavours, but also passion, resilience and innovation that define the local business landscape in Casey.

“These awards provide the chance to tell your story, celebrate your team and inspire others, while connecting with like-minded local leaders,” Koomen said.

All applicants receive tailored feedback from expert judges that looks to foster growth, refine strategy and unlock new opportunities.

Winners of each category award and the Business of the Year award receive cash prizes and exposure that have the chance to elevate the brand and open new doors.

Business can apply in one of the seven new categories, which are listed below.

Excellence in Community and Customer Support – for businesses that go above and beyond to serve and support their customers and community.

Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion – celebrating businesses that champion equity, representation and inclusive practices.

Excellence in Environmental Sustainability – recognising those leading the way in sustainable business practices.

Excellence in Innovation – for businesses pushing boundaries and creating new solutions.

Best Micro Business (1 – 5 people) – honouring the efforts of small teams making a big impact.

Best New Business (3 years or under) – celebrating fresh ideas and bold beginnings.

Young Entrepreneur of the Year – shining a light on the next generation of business leaders.

“We’re so proud of the amazing achievements of our business community, and I encourage every business in Casey to apply – you deserve to be recognised,” Koomen said.

Applications are now open and close on 6 July; for more information visit businessincasey.com.au/business-awards

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