Malvern Instruments celebrates fifth Queen’s Award

22-Apr-2010 - United Kingdom

Malvern Instruments is celebrating winning its fifth Queen’s Award, a significant achievement that reflects the drive and commitment of everyone in this high-tech company. Details of the award were announced on the occasion of Her Majesty The Queen’s birthday on 21st April 2010. Malvern is to receive the 2010 Queen’s Award for Enterprise in the category Innovation, in recognition of the company’s continuous innovation and development of its award winning Zetasizer Nano range of particle characterization systems.

Malvern’s Managing Director Paul Walker says that the award is a huge tribute to the whole company. “I am immensely pleased for the entire Malvern Instruments’ team,” he said. “Over the years we have nurtured a culture of enterprise, initiative and innovation, encouraging both creativity and technical excellence, where everything we do is focused on meeting the needs of our customers. This extends beyond the vital technical product innovation, and everyone has a part to play in delivering the whole product – from administration, sales, training, technical service and high level applications support, right through to ensuring round-the-clock global availability of information across the web. Innovation does not take place in isolation and I want to thank everyone at Malvern, in the UK and all around the world, for their contribution to making this award possible.”

Malvern has previously received: The Queen’s Award for Technology in 1977; The Queen’s Award for Export in 1981; The Queen’s Award for Export and Technology 1988; and The Queen’s Award for Enterprise in International Trade in 2006.

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