We’re thrilled to announce that Chelsea Dudley, our dedicated apprentice at Nant Ltd., has been honoured with the Business Support award at the 14th In‑Comm Training Awards, held in Birmingham in July 2025.
The In‑Comm Training Awards celebrate outstanding talent and learning across the West Midlands, and the Business Support category recognises apprentices who provide vital administrative and operational excellence behind the scenes. Personalised for apprentices like Chelsea, this accolade speaks volumes about her professionalism, commitment, and impact within our organisation.
The ceremony, hosted at the prestigious Eastside Rooms, brought together over 420 attendees from 50 companies to honour apprenticeship excellence, and Chelsea stood out among a remarkable league of finalists.
Other notable winners included:
… and many more talented individuals across sectors.
Gareth Jones, Managing Director of In‑Comm Training, commented on the evening’s energy: “The excitement in the room was palpable … there’s a positive vibe around apprenticeships …”.
Chelsea joined Nant in July 2023 and stepped into her In‑Comm apprenticeship the following September — previously, she had thrived front-of-house for a major pub chain. Her professional growth Journey demonstrates a real commitment to excellence and adaptability.
This accolade is a proud moment for the Nant team. Chelsea’s achievement underscores the quality of our apprenticeship programme and the nurturing environment we strive to maintain. Her recognition highlights the value of a people-first culture and how investing in people truly enables them to excel, ultimately driving the success of our team.
As Chelsea continues her apprenticeship journey, we look forward to her further contributions and growth. We’re excited to see how this recognition propels her development, and how other Nant apprentices will follow her lead in shining at both regional and national levels.
Congratulations, Chelsea. Your dedication and professionalism make us all incredibly proud!
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