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Singapore Business Review opens nominations for the inaugural Made in Singapore Awards 2017

Nominations will close on 27 October 2017.

Singapore Business Review is now accepting nominations for the inaugural Made in Singapore Awards 2017.

The Made in Singapore Awards is an initiative that aims to recognise innovative products from across several industries in Singapore.

This is open to all Singapore-registered local and international manufacturing firms that produce game-changing business-to-consumer (B2C) and business-to-business (B2B) products.

To be eligible for the awards, the product has to be manufactured by a Singapore-registered company and has to be publicly released over the last 24 calendar months. 

Products which are launched prior to the said period can still be nominated as long as they have undergone major improvements recently.

Manufacturing firms can choose from over 50 industry categories to send their entries to. Awards will be given for each category.

A panel of industry experts will judge the products based on branding, unique selling points, product effectivity, and customer satisfaction.

Nomination is for free, but winning companies will be required to attend the Awards Dinner and book any of the winners' package options.

For more information, please visit this link or contact Julie Anne Nunez at [email protected]. 

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