Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – The University of West London has earned Business Enabler of the Year at the Chambers of Commerce Awards in Ealing, recognising its regional impact.
The festivity, held last week( November 21, 2025) at the Novotel London West in Hammersmith, recognized businesses and organisations from Ealing, Hammersmith & Fulham, and Hounslow.
The Business Enabler of the Year award is granted to an organization that helps other businesses thrive via innovation, collaboration, and specialized services.
Suresh Gamlath, UWL’s province-chancellor for business growth and hookups, said the prize honored efforts across the institution.
He said:
“We are delighted to have won Business Enabler of the Year 2025. This category is highly competitive, and our goal was to win after being highly commended last year.”
The university also received a highly commended recognition in the Diversity and Inclusion Award.
Adrian Ellison, pro vice-chancellor for people and digital, said:
“Our mission is to nurture talent in all its forms, regardless of social background, gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, disability or any other protected characteristic; and to empower our people to be confident, leading career professionals where their wellbeing is supported.”
What is the impact of the award on UWL’s business and enterprise programs?
The award recognizes UWL’s benefactions to supporting original businesses through education, training, and partnerships in Ealing, Hammersmith & Fulham, and Hounslow.
Winning the award is likely to boost UWL’s capability to secure fresh backing and hookups, which supports expanding business education enterprise, internship programs, and community engagement. It also strengthens its appeal to prospective scholars seeking practical, assiduity- connected education designed to enhance employability and entrepreneurial chops.
The award helps UWL accelerate its impact on original profitable growth and reinforces its commitment to delivering high- quality enterprise education aligned with assiduity requirements, creating a righteous cycle of growth in its business programs.
