AwardsDanielle Robinson, CEO and Co-Founder of Acquiesce, Wins at Bolton's Women in...

Danielle Robinson, CEO and Co-Founder of Acquiesce, Wins at Bolton’s Women in Business Awards

Danielle Robinson, the CEO and Co-Founder of leading Bolton Private Rehabilitation Facility, Acquiesce, has been awarded “Small Business – Woman of the Year” at the 2023 Bolton Women in Business Awards, for her impressive achievements with the business.

The awards celebrate the success of local businesswomen and were held at the Albert Halls with more than 180 people attending. There were category winners and standalone winners, with 33 women receiving awards.

Danielle said: “ I’m absolutely delighted to be a winner, I’m on cloud 9 and equally I’m so happy for the exposure this awards event gives all business women in our town, it’s a fantastic way to celebrate the success of Bolton’s women in business. My team works so hard to support people to make changes to their lives on a daily basis, and I’m very proud of everything they do, I could not do this without them. “

Danielle set up Acquiesce, a six-bed private rehabilitation centre in Bolton Town Centre with her now husband Adi 6 years ago, spent the first 9 months with no clients, steered through a global pandemic, and has received one of the highest CQC reports in England.

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is the independent regulator of health and social care in England. Acquiesce’s rating is outstanding, the highest level you can achieve. You can view the report here.

Brian Cranna, CQC’s head of hospital inspection (mental health and community health services), said:

“People spoke of being given a second opportunity at life, of finding hope for the future, and changing their lives and being able to achieve anything. Staff were described as amazing, caring, patient and knowledgeable and having a real passion for helping people recover. “
News Desk
News Deskhttps://www.businessmanchester.co.uk/
The Business Manchester News Desk team is a collective of experienced journalists and editors dedicated to delivering comprehensive business news and insights from the Manchester area and beyond. With a strong background in finance, technology, property, and innovation, our team ensures that our readers stay well-informed about the latest trends and developments in the business world. Through in-depth reports and insightful analysis, the Business Manchester News Desk team is committed to providing high-quality journalism to its audience.
Latest

Manchester rental homes are letting faster despite higher rents

Manchester's lettings market has become even more competitive for renters, with homes being snapped up faster than they were a year ago despite rents...

B&FC students’ results showcase the power of technical education

Blackpool and The Fylde College (B&FC) is celebrating another strong year of results, with students achieving excellent outcomes across this year’s T Level, BTEC...

Flying Now Comes With a Maze of Extras. Here Is How to See Through It

Airlines now sell a trip as a long list of separate fees and add-ons. It earns them billions, but for travelers it can turn...

Claim.co.uk x University of Salford collaboration helps create AI careers and shape future legal technology education

A collaboration between Claim.co.uk and the University of Salford has come to fruition with the recruitment of an AI specialist who has joined the...
Subscribe to our newsletter
Business Manchester will use the information you provide on this form to be in touch with you and to provide updates and marketing.
Don't miss

Wythenshawe’s Fred named Official of the Year following 70-year love for cricket

A 70-year-long cricket fan, umpire and groundsman from Wythenshawe has been awarded the Official of the Year Award by the Lancashire Cricket Foundation. Fred Leatherbarrow,...

Manchester rental homes are letting faster despite higher rents

Manchester's lettings market has become even more competitive for renters, with homes being snapped up faster than they were a year ago despite rents...

Tax bills could add pressure to SMEs still managing pandemic borrowing, Purbeck warns

Purbeck Personal Guarantee Insurance warns HMRC Time to Pay arrangements are becoming a permanent feature of small business finances and outlines five practical steps to...

Claim.co.uk x University of Salford collaboration helps create AI careers and shape future legal technology education

A collaboration between Claim.co.uk and the University of Salford has come to fruition with the recruitment of an AI specialist who has joined the...

More News

Tax bills could add pressure to SMEs still managing pandemic borrowing, Purbeck warns

Purbeck Personal Guarantee Insurance warns HMRC Time to Pay arrangements are becoming a permanent feature of small business finances and outlines five practical steps to...

Private Registrations Become a Growing Business Tool as Companies Seek Smarter Fleet Solutions

SWANSEA, UK. June 30th, 2026 - Personalised number plates are becoming an increasingly popular business asset, with companies using them to promote their brands,...

Jitterbit expands integration capabilities as Manchester businesses turn to cloud-first operations

Manchester's business community is undergoing a quiet but significant shift in how companies manage their software and data. As more firms across the region adopt...