Updated 5:20pm 7 December 2012

Livercool awards

DOWNTOWN Liverpool hosted it’s tenth annual Livercool awards at the Crowne Plaza Hotel last week, where 400 people celebrated the success of some of the city’s entrepreneurs and business leaders.

The award-winning Toni James Band provided the entertainment, and Indigo Hotel hosted the after-show party.

DLIB chief executive Frank McKenna handed special awards to the CEO of the Women’s Organisation Maggie O Carroll (Commendation Award), Bob Prattey CEO of the Arena (Man of the Year) and Stephen Roberts, the GM of the Crowne Plaza.

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