Here are the winners from The Yorkshire Post Excellence in Business Awards 2019
Kitchen giant Wren Kitchens and leading engineering firm Sewtec were the two big winners from the glittering ceremony, held at the Emerald Stadium Headingley in Leeds.
There was also a touching moment at the end of the evening when LEP chairman, Roger Marsh OBE, was awarded the Individual Award for Excellence in recognition of his contribution to the region's economy throughout his impressive career.
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Hide AdThe awards also heard from Yorkshire and former England cricketer Tim Bresnan and the event was presented by Channel 4 broadcaster Cathy Newman.
The full list of winners were as follows:
Companies turning over £50m: Wren Kitchens
Companies turning over £10m-£50m (sponsored by Grant Thornton): Sewtec
Companies Turning over £10m (sponsored by Yorkshire Bank): Better You
Entrepreneur of the Year (sponsored by LDC): Anna Sutton- Data Shed (w)
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Hide AdIndividual Award for Excellence (sponsored by The Yorkshire Post): Roger Marsh OBE
Apprenticeship Award: Forge Recycling
Business Leader of the Year: Mark Cook - Sewtec
Commercial Development of the Year: Thorpe Park
Exporter of the Year (sponsored by Associated British Ports): Sound Leisure
Innovation Award (sponsored by Open Reach): Smart Search
Manufacturer of the Year: Airedale International
Social Mobility Award: Thrive Law
Outstanding Employer -(sponsored by Spaces): Wren Kitchens
Technology and Digital (sponsored by City Fibre): Hermes
Young Business of the Year (sponsored by LNER): Ethoss
Community Award: Sovereign Healthcare
Turnaround Award (sponsored by Propaganda): CPP Group
Mark Casci, business editor of The Yorkshire Post, said: "What an absolutely fantastic night for the region.
"Yorkshire has one of the most diverse, innovative and forward-thinking economies in the world. All of the shortlisted companies can be extremely proud of themselves.
"Thanks to everyone who was involved. Next year, we will be even bigger."