Some of the largest organisations in Northern Ireland are on board to back one of the first major business events of 2015.
Ulster Bank, Capita, the Department of Finance & Personnel, and NIE are sponsoring this year’s Centre for Competitiveness (CforC) EFQM Excellence Awards process,which will culminate with a gala awards ceremony on Thursday January 29 at the Clandeboye Lodge Hotel in Bangor
Pictured, Stephen Matthews of the Cedar Foundation, a past winner; Nicholas Tarrant, MD at NIE; George Wilson, CforC; David Sterling, Permanent Secretary of the Department of Finance and Personnel; Joanne Conn of Ulster Bank; and Jim Downey of NACCO, a past winner, look forward to the event, which will see representatives from organisations in the public, private and voluntary sectors come together to recognise excellence.
Northern Ireland’s most competitive organisations will receive accolades at the event, including the EFQM Ireland Excellence Award, the pinnacle of the highly-regarded recognition scheme.
The awards process, organised by the Centre for Competitiveness, is based on the internationally renowned EFQM Excellence Model and recognises organisations that have demonstrated excellence in their overall performance.
This years’ recipients will represent a range of industries and sectors who all have a commitment to ensure excellence is an integral part of what they do.
Further information at: www.cforc.org
