The winners have been named at the 2026 Normans Customer Service Awards, powered by Channel 103.
The best examples in customer care were celebrated at The Radisson Blu Hotel.
Channel 103 listeners nominated people and businesses across 15 categories, and the judges chose their Outstanding Individual, Outstanding Team, and People's Choice.
Martina McGibney, Managing Director of Normans, said:
"We were blown away by the quality of some of the nominations and were delighted to see so many happy faces in the room, both the winners and those shortlisted, whose dedication to providing a wonderful customer experience really deserves celebrating.

Claire Boscq, Head Judge, said:
"Going through the nominations was so heartwarming. We’re sadly used to hearing people complain about their bad experiences rather than celebrate the good ones, but these nominations show there are many wonderful people here in Jersey, providing exceptional customer service.
"It was fantastic to recognise their efforts at the awards ceremony."
2026 winners:
Outstanding Individual: Norberto Berenguer
Outstanding Team: Autism Jersey Volunteer Team
Digital Tech: Ryde.je
Contact Centre: The Service Hub, ESSH, Government of Jersey
Public Service: Jersey Coastguard
People's Choice: Will Robinson, Paperclix
Rising Star: Diogo Oliveira, Arroz Restaurant
Leadership: Louise Barnes, Andium
Professional Services: Lindsey Lloyd-Gottard, Maillard & Co
Transportation: Wayne Le Feuvre, Evri
Health & Wellbeing: Dr Jessica Langtree-Marsh
Charity & Non-Profit: Jersey Eating Disorders Support
Motoring: Leo Gomes, L&P Mobile Vehicle Repairs Ltd.
Retail: Linda Stark, De Gruchy
Hospitality: Golden Sands Hotel
Most Improved Business: Dolan Hotel Group
Accessibility: Ports of Jersey
Trade: Lukasz Sojka, Normans

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