Leader in Customer Service, sponsored by Out on a Limb
Presented by Bev Green, Out on a Limb Group Sales Manager to Chris Gorrod, Managing Director, Rieker
Chris said:“The Customer Service Award is a great honour to receive. We as a company put great value on the relationship we build with our customers. To win this award for a second year running is one we take immense pride in.”
Winner RIEKER
Highly Commended THE FUNKY VIKING
Shoe Care & Accessories Brand of the Year, sponsored by the Independent Footwear Retailers Association (IFRA)
Presented by IFRA’s Arthur Spencer-Bolland to Dave Watkins, Managing Director, Cherry Blossom
Paul Lister, UK Sales & Marketing Manager for Cherry Blossom, commented: “We launched the Cherry Blossom Premium Brand at the beginning of 2011. Since this date we have now won the Shoe Care and Accessories Brand of the Year Award two years in succession. This recognition helps us to continue to build our brand momentum and credibility within the Footwear Industry with a view to developing our business partnerships for the future.”
Winner CHERRY BLOSSOM
Highly Commended SHOE-STRING
Private Label of the Year, sponsored by the British Footwear Association (BFA)
Presented by Richard Kottler, Chief Executive of the BFA to the Ascot team
Geoff Seth, founder of Ascot, said: “We've had a great couple of years and the footwear business just keeps getting better for us! We’d love to thank the team at Ascot for all their hard work and dedication; we have great staff loyalty and our members of staff have contributed to the success of Ascot. We hope to continue performing well in the industry and it is great to gain recognition for our hard work via an Award!"
16 • FOOTWEAR INDUSTRY AWARDS • 2013 Winner ASCOT INTERNATIONAL
Highly Commended WEST MIDLAND SHOE COMPANY
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