In the 17th annual Stelios Awards for Disabled Entrepreneurs, three remarkable entrepreneurs were recognized with a total of £300,000 in support. Umbreen David received the top award for her compassionate care vision at Iden Manor Nursing Home. Michelle Phillips, founder of Mimi's Bakehouse, was honored for her growth of the beloved bakery brand despite health challenges. Paul Woods, who started Proactive Despatch, turned personal struggles into a successful courier service. With a record 125 applicants, this year highlighted the changing landscape for disabled entrepreneurs in the UK.
The Stelios Awards celebrate the remarkable achievements of disabled entrepreneurs, highlighting their resilience and innovative impact on the UK business landscape.
Umbreen David's transformational vision for care at Iden Manor exemplifies the potential of lived experience to redefine industry standards and promote inclusivity.
Michelle Phillips' journey with Mimi's Bakehouse showcases the power of perseverance, with plans to expand the brand's reach through e-commerce and export.
Paul Woods' story is a testament to overcoming challenges; his courier service reflects a commitment to reliability while promoting values-led business practices.
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