Branston Farm based digital studio, Brightbulb, has been shortlisted for an international tech award.
The nomination comes at the Global Business Tech Awards in the ‘Small Tech Company of the Year’ category.
The awards, which celebrate achievements in the tech sector, highlight companies which demonstrate ingenuity, ground-breaking solutions, and have a profound impact within their respective fields.
"We are immensely honoured to be nominated for the Global Small Tech Company of the Year Award," said Matt Jeffery, Managing Director at Brightbulb.
"This nomination is a reflection of the hard work, creativity, and innovation exhibited by our talented team.
"We are driven by a passion for delivering cutting-edge projects that empower businesses and individuals worldwide."
This is the third award nomination of the year for Brightbulb, which was recently shortlisted for a national company culture award, and saw team member Shane Smith win Employee of the Year at the Isle of Wight Radio Best in Business Awards last month.
Brightbulb has established itself over the past decade as a leading tech business.
The winner of the Global Business Tech Awards will be announced on May 9.
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