Business awards auction offers mentoring session with coach Mike Greene
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Summary
The Rutland & Stamford Mercury Business Awards will feature a live auction with a one-to-one mentoring session by business coach Mike Greene (Deputy Lieutenant of Cambridgeshire and entrepreneur) as a key prize. The event takes place on September 18 at Rutland Hall Hotel's Pavilion, with Golding Young hosting the auction. The article highlights that sponsors also benefit from the awards, not just winners.
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It's not only the winners who will be rewarded at this year's Mercury Business Awards - our sponsors also benefit.
Among the money-can't-buy prizes will be a mentoring session by Mike Greene.
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