Eyewear Company and Charity Win Gold Business Awards

Thursday, August 27 2015 | 00 h 00 min | News

Adlens, UK-based makers of adjustable focus eyewear, won Gold in the 12th annual International Business Awards, in the category of Best New Product or Service – Consumer Product. The IBA are part of the “Stevie Awards”, described as the Oscars of the business community.

In addition, HelpMeSee, a charity dedicated to eliminating blindness caused by untreated cataracts in the developing world, won Gold in the category of Best Email Newsletter, as well as a Silver and two Bronze awards for their social media outreach.

The IBA award presentation gala will take place in Toronto on October 23rd at the Ritz-Carlton hotel.

Further Information: http://www.stevieawards.com/pubs/iba/awards/408_2219_25801.cfm

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