"Hosted by ITV presenter Ranvir Singh, this year's ceremony combined sophistication with spectacle. The evening began with an emotional piano performance by Lucy, the 10-year-old prodigy from Channel 4's The Piano, setting a tone of inspiration and artistry. The event's unique kinetic dance floor, powered by Pavegen technology, a finalist from last year's awards, saw guests literally generate energy as they celebrated, with trees planted on a UK farm (managed by 2024 finalist Andrew Hulbert of Pareto FM) to commemorate the occasion."
"Entertainment highlights included an appearance from comedian and impressionist Josh Berry, who delighted guests with impressions of political and sporting figures before being joined on stage by the real Louis Theroux for a keynote conversation. The night also featured a message from Megan Jones, Vice Captain of the Red Roses, and a pre-recorded video from Chancellor Rachel Reeves, reinforcing the awards' status as the benchmark of national business achievement."
The Lloyds British Business Excellence Awards 2025 took place at London's Grosvenor House Hotel, honouring innovative, resilient and purpose-driven UK businesses. ITV presenter Ranvir Singh hosted a ceremony that combined sophistication and spectacle, opening with a piano performance by Lucy, the 10-year-old prodigy from Channel 4's The Piano. A kinetic dance floor powered by Pavegen technology let guests generate energy, and trees were planted on a UK farm managed by 2024 finalist Andrew Hulbert of Pareto FM. Entertainment included comedian Josh Berry and a keynote conversation with Louis Theroux. Megan Jones delivered a message and Chancellor Rachel Reeves provided a pre-recorded video. Winners spanned tech, transport, food, healthcare and sustainability.
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