Derry man Stuart Cargill named finalist in National Entrepreneur Awards

By Reporter
Published 10th Jun 2025, 16:21 BST
Stuart Cargill from Derry, founder of quackrplaceholder image
Stuart Cargill from Derry, founder of quackr

Founder of quackr, Stuart has been named finalist in the 2025 Allica Bank Great British Entrepreneur Awards

Stuart Cargill from Derry, founder of quackr, has been named a finalist in the 2025 Allica Bank Great British Entrepreneur Awards, and shortlisted in the Scale-Up Entrepreneur of the Year category.

Known as "The Grammys of Entrepreneurship", the awards celebrate the most exceptional and inspiring business stories across the UK. This year's shortlist includes over 800 entrepreneurs from every nation and region of the UK, all recognised for their innovation, impact and resilience.

Past winners include the founders of BrewDog, Grenade, ClearScore, Zilch, and Unbiased, many of whom were recognised early in their entrepreneurial journey by the awards.

Stuart Cargill, founder of quackr, said: "I'm absolutely thrilled to be named a finalist. It's an incredible honour to be recognised alongside some of the UK's most exciting and ambitious businesses. This recognition is a huge testament to the hard work I've put in and my mission to create a privacy platform that keeps people's identity safe online."

The Great British Entrepreneur Awards are proudly supported by Allica Bank, a champion of established SMEs across the UK.

Conrad Ford, Chief Product & Strategy Officer at Allica said: "At Allica, we're consistently inspired by the energy and strength of UK SMEs. This year's finalists – from early-stage start-ups to established and family businesses – represent a vital force in the British economy, driving innovation, creating jobs, and making a real difference in their communities. We're proud to support the Great British Entrepreneur Awards for the third year in a row, recognising these outstanding business leaders who are not only demonstrating resilience in a challenging business environment but are paving the way for future entrepreneurs to follow."placeholder image
Conrad Ford, Chief Product & Strategy Officer at Allica said: "At Allica, we're consistently inspired by the energy and strength of UK SMEs. This year's finalists – from early-stage start-ups to established and family businesses – represent a vital force in the British economy, driving innovation, creating jobs, and making a real difference in their communities. We're proud to support the Great British Entrepreneur Awards for the third year in a row, recognising these outstanding business leaders who are not only demonstrating resilience in a challenging business environment but are paving the way for future entrepreneurs to follow."

Frankie James, founder of the Great British Entrepreneur Awards, added: "We're so proud to reveal this year's shortlist, a truly remarkable group of founders who are changing lives and transforming industries. The quality of entries gets stronger every year, and it's clear that the entrepreneurial spirit in the UK is more alive than ever.

“Many of our finalists go on to become household names, and we can't wait to watch what this year's cohort achieves next."

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Winners will be announced at a prestigious awards ceremony on Monday, November 17th 2025, held at London's Grosvenor House, where over 1,500 entrepreneurs, investors and business leaders will come together to celebrate entrepreneurial success.

For more information about quackr, please visit https://quackr.io. To learn more about the Great British Entrepreneur Awards, visit www.greatbritishentrepreneurawards.com.

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