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NewsThe David Awards

Forty Thieves Nut Butters crowned Supreme winner at The David Awards 2024

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October 18, 2024 2 Mins Read
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Pictured above: Shyr and Brent Godfrey, the co-Founders of Forty Thieves.

The David Awards 2024 has revealed its category winners and the prestigious Supreme winner, showcasing the outstanding achievements of small businesses in New Zealand.

Todayโ€™s announcement, shared in a 10-minute video on the awardsโ€™ homepage, highlights a range of inspiring stories and innovative ventures, along with insightful commentary from the judges.

This yearโ€™s Supreme Winner is Forty Thieves Nut Butters, recognised for its exceptional standards across all facets of business operation, also winning in the Most Outstanding Established Business category. The judges say that the owners have demonstrated remarkable dedication, balancing family and business responsibilities while establishing a robust financial foundation and an ambitious growth plan. Their commitment to local production and community support, coupled with increasing international sales, solidifies their status as deserving champions.

Hannah Payne from Voyager, the awardsโ€™ major sponsor, expressed her enthusiasm for the Awards and winners: โ€œA huge congratulations to the David Award winners for 2024! From a wide range of deserving small businesses to the outstanding finalists and now the successful winners, weโ€™re thrilled to be able to support the spirit and determination it takes to be a small David among the Goliaths for the third year in a row.โ€

A special issue of NZBusiness magazine will be published on Monday with exclusive profiles on all the winners.

Discover more about The David Awards, here.

Category winners

  • Most Outstanding Fledgling Business: MindMatters Clinic
    Finalists: Bru Cafe, Sunset Society, Think Folk Marketing and Communications, TopTechTubers
  • Most Outstanding Established Business: Forty Thieves Nut Butters
    Finalists: Applicable, Collab Developments, Stone Arrow, The Cozy Corner, The Social Collective, WPR
  • Most Innovative Business: Applicable
    Finalists: My Wonderland, Stone Arrow, Sunset Society, Tether
  • Most Inspired Use of Marketing: Bear & Moo
    Finalists: Lauren Parsons WellBeing, The Social Collective, Telescopicgoal
  • Most Outstanding Social Impact: Hair Art & Beauty
    Finalists: Imagination Station, KiwiBoss, Ponsonby Chambers, Tether, The Cozy Corner
  • Solo MEO Award: Lauren Parsons Wellbeing
    Finalists: KiwiBoss, Mrs Priestley ICT, The Farm Shop, The Alternative Bread Company, Think Folk Marketing and Communications
  • Peopleโ€™s Choice Award: Twig and Tale

Watch The David Awards 2024 winners presentation:

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