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Wakefield Recognition Express wins National Award
Nigel Hawkin, owner of Wakefield based Recognition Express has won a national award.
The promotional products and branded clothing specialist was presented with a landmark award for achieving Record Sales of the Year by managing director Nigel Toplis at the Recognition Express annual awards ceremony held in Daventry.
Said Nigel: “The annual business awards are like the Oscars for us! It’s a good discipline to strive to be the best you can be and we’re chuffed to have won. We’re building the business on an ethos of delivering the highest quality of service to our customers. They know that we’ll always go that extra mile to source or manufacture whatever branded items they need on time and within budget. We have a great team here at Recognition Express and this award is as much for them as it is me. I’d like to say a big thank you to everyone.”
Added Nigel: “Nigel and his team have worked really hard this year and should be congratulated on achieving brilliant results. They demonstrate strong ethics, excellent financials, continued innovation and a high level of commitment to delivering the best service they can.”
Recognition Express was established in the UK in 1979 and is now the European market leader in corporate recognition products. Recognition Express specialises in badge manufacture, signs, business gifts, plaques and promotional products, plus a full range of branded and corporate clothing, school uniforms and personalised sports clothing.
For further information about Recognition Express Wakefield contact Nigel by email: sales@re-wakefield.co.uk
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by LJPR Ltd .
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