Laceeze, a Hampshire-based company founded by Emma Burke, has been named one of the top 100 small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the UK. Ranked 33rd in the prestigious Elite Business 100 (EB100), the family-run business was honored for its significant contribution to children’s grassroots sport.
Laceeze, which gained national attention after appearing on Dragon’s Den, was selected for the EB100 based on its commitment to community engagement, innovation, and impressive growth. The ranking highlights the efforts of businesses that not only excel in their respective fields but also foster positive social impact.
Simon Squibb, founder of HelpBnk and a member of the EB100 judging panel, praised the entrepreneurs behind these businesses: “Being part of the Elite Business 100 has been an incredible opportunity to witness first-hand the passion and innovation driving the UK’s SME sector. It’s inspiring to see so many entrepreneurs turning their visions into reality.”
Scott English, brand director of Elite Business, also commended Laceeze for its role as an SME innovator in the UK: “Laceeze has earned its place in this distinguished list, which showcases the leading SMEs within the UK.”
Emma Burke, founder of Laceeze and Defiance Clothing, expressed her excitement at the recognition: “I was delighted to find out that we had been nominated for the EB100 list and even more thrilled to learn that we made it into the top 50. SMEs are the lifeblood of the UK economy, and this recognition for Laceeze and Defiance Clothing is both humbling and inspiring as we move into the next phase of our business journey.”
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