Wolfestone, the fast-growing UK-based language services provider, has been shortlisted for two of the most prestigious accolades at this year’s Chamber of Commerce Awards. The company is in the running for Business of the Year, while Co-founder and Operations Director Roy Allkin has been nominated for Entrepreneur of the Year.
The recognition comes amid a period of significant expansion and innovation for the company. Wolfestone has demonstrated consistent year-on-year growth, even during challenging economic conditions, by embracing cutting-edge translation technology and investing heavily in talent development.
“We’re proud to have built something truly exceptional,” said Allkin. “Our success comes down to a clear vision, innovative thinking, and a team that’s passionate about raising the standard in our industry. Being recognised for both company and individual achievements feels incredibly rewarding.”
The Business of the Year category highlights not only past achievements but also forward-thinking strategies. With Wolfestone DE already established and plans underway to expand into the Middle East and American markets, the company is positioning itself as a global force in the translation sector.
Allkin’s own nomination reflects his leadership throughout this growth journey. The Entrepreneur of the Year award honours individuals whose drive and commercial insight have propelled their businesses forward, even in turbulent times.
Director Anna Bastek, who co-founded Wolfestone alongside Allkin, added:
“Winning awards is always special, but being consistently recognised among the best is a true mark of quality. We’re not just focused on growth—we want to redefine what excellence looks like in the translation industry.”
