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Benchmark International Wins ‘Best for Acquisition, Growth & Exit Strategies 2018’ in the UK Enterprise Awards
July 18, 2018
Benchmark International is delighted to announce that it has been named by SME News as ‘Best for Acquisition, Growth & Exit Strategies 2018’ in its UK Enterprise Awards.
Part of AI Global Media, the international provider of corporate news and information, SME News produces quarterly publications with the latest news, features and deals across the UK SME landscape.
The award recognises companies operating in a variety of different industries, highlighting those who thrive amongst fierce competition on a national scale.
Potential winners are shortlisted based on a combination of votes gathered from SME News’ network of respected industry partners and rigorous in-house research including the nominee’s performance over the past 12 months, their commitment to innovation, their methods and their competition.
Commenting on winning the award, Michael Lawrie, Chief Marketing Officer at Benchmark International said: “We are honoured to be recognised for this award. Benchmark International has been rapidly growing over the past few years and while the award helps to demonstrate that we have achieved this, it also shows that we have not lost sight of providing clients with the excellent service that they deserve.”
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