Product category: Electronics Manufacturing Services
News Release from: GSPK Circuits
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 23 October 2003
Award recognises skills development
Knaresborough based GSPK Circuits has won the prestigious European Electronics "Training Award" 2003
This event was Europe's first electronics awards initiative which set out to recognise three disciplines - technical innovation, business success and commitment to training specifically within this dedicated industry. The awards ceremony was a glittering event and took place at the Meridien Grosvenor House Hotel, Park Lane, London.
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In winning the "Training Award", GSPK Circuits demonstrated a dedicated and specific resource to developing and improving the skills of their staff.
Further, the company provided clear evidence of how important skills development within their workforce was to the company and their employees and how careers had progressed as a result of the initiatives taken.
David Dent, Managing Director at GSPK Circuits said: "We are extremely proud of this achievement.
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Being nominated for two awards; 'Supplier of the Year' and the 'Training Award' was achievement enough but to actually come away having won an award is fantastic.
We have spent a great deal of time and effort setting in place dedicated training programmes to help adopt a training culture throughout the company.
This achievement clearly illustrates how developing the internal culture of a business can provide direct and sustainable benefits to our employees and ultimately to our customers".
Dent continued: "As we all know, the electronics industry has changed significantly over recent years, particularly with the migration of manufacturing to lower cost regions.
We won't be beaten here at GSPK, which is why we have focused upon developing a customer driven team through training and development, a team that clearly understands the needs of individual organisations.
This key initiative is what has shaped our resources to exceed customer expectations and we have achieved this by becoming a service driven rather than product driven company".
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