Love Outdoor Learning is one of three in the running for a prestigious Allica Bank Great British Entrepreneur award.
A West Lothian company that promotes the benefits of children playing in the great outdoors has been shotlisted in the ‘Grammys of Business awards’.
The Great British Entrepreneur Awards, often referred to as the “Grammys of Entrepreneurship,” celebrates the achievements of the UK’s most dynamic and innovative businesses. Love Outdoor Learning, run by Carol Murdoch, is recognised for its outstanding contributions to education. “It is especially exciting to be recognized alongside two other outstanding local businesses. Their achievements and dedication inspire me, and I am proud to be part of such a vibrant and talented community.” Previous winners of the Great British Entrepreneur Awards include the founders of BrewDog, MyEnergi, Zilch, Grenade, and ClearScore, who have gone on to become household names.Grosvenor House, where winners for each category in each region will be announced.
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