Several local businesses have been recognised for their outstanding achievements at the 2024 Alcoa Peel Business Excellence Awards.
The gala evening, held on November 16 at Lane Group Stadium, was hosted by the Peel Chamber of Commerce and Industry and celebrated the innovation, dedication, and success of businesses within the community.
Hayes Tree Care took out 2024 Business of the Year along with a $5000 advertising package from West Coast Radio.
The judges were highly impressed with the thriving business which is built on strong community values, sustainable practices, and a commitment to professionalism.
2024 Business of the Year Runner-Up went to Bridge Builders Incorporated.
Business of the Year runner-up Bridge Builders Incorporated (Kelly Hinder) with Mark Hodgson, Refinery Manager of Alcoa Pinjarra Refinery. PIC: Overland Media.
The judges highlighted their dedication to combating food poverty and supporting vulnerable families across Mandurah and the Peel region.
Through partnerships with organisations like OzHarvest and SecondBite, Bridge Builders diverts surplus food from landfills to create tailored hampers that provide vital nourishment and ease financial stress for local families.
Their Backpack Buddies program further supports children’s health and focus, helping them return to school ready to learn.
2024 Award Winners by Category:
Sole Trader: Kelly King - Iconic Wealth Mandurah
Small Business (6-10 employees): Melaleuka Farm Merchants
Micro Business (1-5 employees): Mandurah Speech Pathology
Medium Business (11-20 employees): Hayes Tree Care
Large Business (21+ employees): Boundary Island Brewing Co.
Start-Up Business: West Coast Ability
Community Engagement: Bluebird Technology & Consulting
Tourism Excellence: Jacaranda Hill Farm
Charity Organisation: Bridge Builders Incorporated
Food & Beverage Industry Innovation: Boundary Island Brewing Co.
Tulley Collins Award: Natalie Goddard - Sea West
“It was a privilege to celebrate the hard work, passion, and innovation of our Peel businesses,” Strategic Development Manager at Peel CCI Ian
Cadwallander said.
“Congratulations to Hayes Tree Care, Bridge Builders Incorporated, and all our finalists & winners for their inspiring contributions to the region.”
This year, all entries were assessed through a rigorous and impartial judging process, independently conducted by Edith Cowan University.
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