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FASTSIGNS Manchester receives national recognition
Local signs, graphics and visual communications provider FASTSIGNS Manchester, won two prestigious awards at the company’s annual awards ceremony as part of the 2016 FASTSIGNS Stronger Together, UK Convention which was recently held at Fawsley Hall, Daventry.
Franchisees, Richard Wedgwood and Nick Radcliff received the Franchise Partners of the Year Award which is the highest accolade that can be given to the franchise network, and is awarded to the franchisee who best represents the FASTSIGNS Brand in their community and network.
The centre was also winner of the Comprehensive Solutions Award for which they helped customer ‘We Let Properties’ brand their store by providing illuminated signage for the store frontage, internal signs, wall graphics, branded point of sale, promotional materials and a perfectly wrapped vehicle.
These awards come after a fantastic couple of months for Richard, Nick and FASTSIGNS Manchester as the centre has recently relocated to Salford’s Media City following investment in excess of half a million pounds.
Richard said of the wins, “I am immensely proud to have been named Franchise Partners of the Year, after being with the company for just over five years, having achieved enough success to be able to relocate the centre with expansion in mind, the awards really is the icing on the cake for 2016!”
About the Comprehensive Solutions Win, Richard Continues “Working on terrific projects like ‘We Let Properties’ is what we do best. To be able to provide them with an extensive solution that branded so many of their touch points was superb, we are so much more than just sign makers. We are visual communications consultants, innovators, designers and marketing specialist dedicated to helping local businesses thrive.”
For more information visit www.fastsigns.co.uk/887-manchester or call 0161 848 2410.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Fiona Moore .
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