SelfWealth has been shortlisted as a finalist to win two awards in the Fintech Business of the Year and Innovator of the Year categories at the Optus My Business Awards 2016, hosted by My Business, Australia’s longest-running publication tailored to the small business community.
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The Optus My Business Awards, which covers 24 categories, recognises individual and business excellence across the diverse range of industries and locations in which small businesses operate.
Winners in the individual categories will automatically be shortlisted for the coveted My Business – Business of the Year Award.
“This year we’ve received a huge interest in the Optus My Business Awards, with hundreds of submissions flowing in from across the country. Congratulations to all the businesses that have made it to the finalist stage – it’s an outstanding achievement,” said Phillip Tarrant, editor of My Business.
“With so much innovation, hard work and service excellence on display, I don’t envy the judges their difficult job of determining the winners. I have no doubt the excitement will only continue to build as we count down to the big night.”
Andrew Ward Founder and Managing Director at SelfWealth said he was humbled by the nomination.
“SelfWealth’s recognition for its excellent contribution to the Australian investment community reinforces the strength of the brand in connecting with the community and engaging with its customers,” he added.
The winners will be announced at a five-star gala awards dinner on Friday, 18 November at Sydney’s Four Points by Sheraton.
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