(Birmingham, Alabama – April 12, 2022) As the 2022 TITAN Business Awards concludes its first competitive season of the year, the competition has released its official list of winners of the season to the public. The awards received over 800 nominated entries from all across the globe, with participating countries numbering up to 50, of which include United States, United Kingdom, Australia, India, Ireland, New Zealand, Netherlands, and Canada.
In the face of numerous excellent entries, Spartan Invest’s entry rose above this season’s competition and earned a Gold TITAN award. The TITAN Business Awards was formed with the sole mission of acknowledging the achievements of entrepreneurs and organizations worldwide. The competition aims to provide recognition to those overshadowed by industry giants, and the giants themselves. With a level playing field, only those who qualify will be deemed TITANs.
The competition, hosted by the International Awards Associate (IAA), opens itself to entries from entrepreneurs, SMEs, and large organizations. It does not matter if these parties are private or public, for-profit or non-profit; the opportunity extends itself equally to all available industries in the market.
“The response we’ve seen thus far has been incredibly encouraging, and beyond that, humbling. The insights and level of completion displayed in the entries received are beyond expectations.” Thomas Brandt, spokesperson of IAA, remarked. “This particular competition was created to celebrate the achievements within the business sector, and it fills us with pride when we see accomplished and inspiring entities choose to be a part of the awards.”
IAA extended invitations to industry professionals to take on the role of jurors. By having seasoned professionals on the jury, impartiality and strict standards of assessment can be safely instated. The jury is tasked with filtering out exemplary entries and awarding them appropriately. Ultimately, the competition hopes to elevate the industry’s standard of excellence, which consequently drives the sector forward.