The Awards Keep Coming: Sheerline Named WIRED Trailblazer 2025

Sheerline can reveal it has been named a 2025 WIRED Trailblazer. The awards, which were launched by HSBC UK and WIRED Consulting, recognise mid-sized scale-ups that are growing quickly and using innovation to tackle social, economic, and environmental challenges.

Receiving this award highlights what Sheerline has achieved in a relatively short space of time thanks to the right strategy, investment, people, and products. The result has been a range of perfectly matched, fully-suited products, an OTIF consistently above 99%, and multiple award wins.

A special event was held at Cleaver & Wake in Nottingham to celebrate the East Midlands-based recipients of this year’s awards. It provided an opportunity to meet with likeminded business leaders from the region who share the same values and growth mindset.

Ross Hartshorn, Sheerline’s Technical Production Director, attended the event and said: “It was fantastic to meet so many likeminded and inspiring business professionals from across the East Midlands who are driving real change in multiple industries.”

“Being named a 2025 Trailblazer is rewarding for everyone at Sheerline – it reflects our commitment to innovation, continuous improvement, and strategic, sustainable development. Thank you to WIRED Consulting and HSBC UK,” he added.

Now in its fourth year, the WIRED Trailblazer awards have built a community comprising of inspiring entrepreneurs and business leaders. This year, a total of 17 companies in the East Midlands region were recognised for their commitment to innovation.

2025 is shaping up to be a fantastic award-winning year for Sheerline, having received Best Technical Innovation for the third time at the GGP Installer Awards earlier in the year and a King’s Award for Innovation 2025, which recognises unique benefits of the Sheerline system.

To find out what makes Sheerline standout, visit the website, call 01332 978 000, or email info@sheerline.com.

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