Do you know what winning at the EEF Future Manufacturing Awards could mean for you?

“ This has been a fantastic opportunity to support the drive to raise our profile locally as an employer of choice who invests heavily in our workforce and to recognise their hard work, commitment and dedication. ”

Read what Sherida Carter, Bourns Ltd - 2011 National Winner, The Skills and Training Award said

“ The exposure by winning these awards has provided exceptional PR coverage locally and nationally for us. The excellent press coverage has really helped build further awareness of the brand to an even wider audience. ”

Read what Michael Johnson, GP Acoustics - 2011 Winner of Winners and National Winner of the Innovative Operating Practices award said

“ We have gained excellent publicity in the media with free coverage in magazines including Glass News, Glass Times, The Manufacturer and the Renewable Energy Association newsletter to name but a few. ”

Read what Rob Henson, Alumet Group - 2011 National Runner-up, The Climate Change Opportunity Award said

“ I have thoroughly enjoyed taking part and getting to where I am today. I think it is fantastic that apprenticeships are being recognized and praised more frequently. ”

Read what Stephanie Oswald, BAE Systems Global Combat Systems - 2011 National Runner-up, The Outstanding Achievement by a Final Year Apprentice Award said

“ Winning this award has given me the confidence and the drive to pursue my engineering career to the full and get to the very top of the career ladder. ”

Read what Michael Williams, Severn Trent Water Ltd – 2011 National Winner, The Outstanding Achievement by a Final Year Apprentice Award said

“ The Future Manufacturing Awards are a terrific way to demonstrate the skills you possess and also show what a difference you make to the company you work for. ”

Read what Alan Maguire, BAE Systems - 2010 National Winner, The Outstanding Achievement by a Final Year Apprentice Award & 2011 Judge said