Partner Article
Winns Win With ABP
Winns are extremely pleased to announce yet another award to proudly add to the collection – the ABP (Auto Body Professionals Club) Repairers’ Choice Award for Claims Management Company of the Year 2015, as voted for by bodyshops across the UK.
The award comes after 80.8% of respondents rated Winns, who are the B2B arm of Winn Solicitors, as ‘Excellent’ or ‘Very Good’ to deal with. The North East-based ‘one-stop-shop’ accident management specialists were up against hundreds of other nominees from around the country, but managed to retain their title for the second year running. As well as securing the award for 2015, Winn Assist also won the title back in 2010, 2012 and 2014 – an achievement the company is very proud of.
Sales Director Chris Birkett said: “Thank you to everyone who voted for Winns as Accident Management Company of the Year. We pride ourselves on providing an industry-leading service, and excellent customer support. Winning an award voted for by bodyshops themselves means that we’re getting it right.”
The Night of Knights Award Ceremony took place at Hinkley Island Hotel in Leicester, with guest speaker Chris Moon giving a motivational speech. Winns continue to provide and maintain the same great service they always have.
ABP Club is a community for repairers, insurers, credit hire and accident management companies, vehicle, equipment and paint manufacturers, distributors and suppliers. Founded in 2004, ABP is a nationally recognised group among the motor industry, with members in excess of 2,500.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Winn Solicitors Ltd .
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