Nominations for the 2023 Brisbane Young Entrepreneur Awards are now closed.

Want to apply next year? Save the date - Nominations will open on 1st July, 2024.

We would like to thank all nominees, finalists and winners for sharing your stories of success with us, and for being an inspiration to all of us here at Business News Australia.

We are incredibly excited to have been able to find and recognise so much talent in 2023.

You have every reason to be celebrating your achievements and you should be proud for making Brisbane a great city to do business in.

We hope you enjoyed the experience and made connections that will last into the future.

 Keep an eye on our news site for feature stories in the coming weeks, followed by the coveted Top 100 Young Entrepreneurs list early next year.

Read about the winners and finalists here:
Homes by CMA founder Chris Baptista builds legacy as Brisbane Young Entrepreneur of the Year
Young Entrepreneur Awards to celebrate Brisbane's rising stars tonight

We look forward to following your business journey and hope to see you at the Awards again next year!

Click here to view photos from the 2023 Brisbane Gala Night

The Australian Young Entrepreneur Awards celebrate diversity, and we strongly encourage participation from founders belonging to any group that is underrepresented in business. 

 

To be eligible to enter the 2024 awards, you must be the founder of a business based in Brisbane and born in 1984 or later. Category award winners will automatically become finalists for the Australian Young Entrepreneur Awards.

Finalists will be vying to win one of 20 category awards, and all will be considered for the Trailblazer and Young Entrepreneur of the Year awards.

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