AFTER scooping up several awards in recent years, one would think this particular Leeton businesswoman would be used to it.
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However, for Liane Sayer-Roberts being nominated for any kind of award is always a thrill.
Ms Sayer-Roberts has been been shortlisted for the Public Relations Leader of the Year in the national Mumbrella Commscon awards.
These recognise outstanding public relations and communications individuals, teams and projects from all sectors across Australia and New Zealand.
One of six finalists, Ms Sayer-Roberts has been recognised for her work leading Leeton-based Sauce Communications, a company she started 15 years ago.
Sauce has also been shortlisted for mid-size PR Agency of the Year and will be hoping to secure its eighth consecutive title in this category when the awards are announced at gala event in Sydney on March 28.
“I am incredibly proud of the work our talented team produces and simply being shortlisted speaks volumes," Ms Sayer-Roberts said.
"Simply being shortlisted speaks volumes not only about the quality of what we deliver for our clients, but shows that great results are driven by working with the smart, passionate people across our diverse client base."
Sauce specialises in working with medium to large commercial and government clients that are based in, represent or need to reach rural and regional audiences.
From a Leeton start-up business in 2004, today the consultancy also has offices in Sydney, Canberra and Melbourne and counts some of Australia’s largest agribusinesses and brands as its clients, including SunRice, Australia Post and De Bortoli Wines.
