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Lolly Shortlisted in British Small Business Awards

Lolly Shortlisted in British Small Business Awards

26 September, 2017
‍LOLLY SHORTLISTED IN BRITISH SMALL BUSINESS AWARDS-Technology specialist makes it onto the technology provider shortlist

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Lolly, the EPOS technology specialist for hospitality providers, has been shortlisted in The British Small Business Awards 2017 within the Best Technology Provider category.

The British Small Business Awards 2017, organised by SmallBusiness.co.uk and GrowthBusiness.co.uk is the leading awards ceremony in the SME space, rewarding the brightest stars of the UK small business scene, together with the vendors and advisers that help them start, run, grow and succeed.

‍Peter Moore, CEO at Lolly, said:: "We are delighted to be shortlisted for these prestigious awards and can see we are up against strong competition."

As the technology specialist for UK hospitality businesses; from coffee shops, food to go, pop ups and events to pubs and night clubs, our aim is to make the point of sale simple, efficient and dependable, every time - anywhere."

The sector is seeing stiff competition, reinforcing the need for hospitality providers to really up their game. We see it as being our role to ensure that we help our merchants to remain one step ahead, utilising superior hospitality technology at a very affordable price to be the best they can and deliver great customer service."

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