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Stephen Bernhard receives the Queen’s Award from the Lord Lieutenant of Warwickshire, Martin Dunne.


Bernhard and Company officially receive Queen’s Award for Enterprise from Lord Lieutenant of Warwickshire


IT was a day of celebrations for Managing Director Stephen Bernhard and the team at grinding specialist Bernhard and Company when they officially received the Queen’s Award for Enterprise from the Lord Lieutenant of Warwickshire, Martin Dunne.


The presentation took place on the 21st July at the company’s offices in Rugby and, speaking at the event, Stephen Bernhard said: “We can be justifiably proud of this award which is a tribute to the entire team. And I want personally to take this opportunity to thank all our loyal supporters.”


Stephen Bernhard also paid tribute to his father, thanking him for his encouragement and


support. Jeffrey Bernhard started a landscaping business in Rugby in 1950, a nursery in 1955 and a garden centre - thought to be Britain’s first - in 1960. He also set up a dedicated sports surface business in 1986. This trade involvement influenced Stephen’s upbringing and encouraged him to become a horticulturalist in his own right, qualifying at Pershore.


Working initially in the family business Stephen concentrated on the grass maintenance aspects of the landscape company. From here he took an interest in Atterton and Ellis mower sharpening machinery that had a history dating back to the mid 1800s. And, in the 1990s, he became sole and outright owner of this company under the banner of Bernhard and Company, manufacturing and supplying Express Dual and Anglemaster grinders to sports facilities worldwide.


Stephen said: “This can be a great point for the business to find new directions in which to develop. It is also a time to reflect on how we can better serve our customers as they are the ones that put us here and helped us make the grade.”


Stephen Bernhard with father Jeffrey


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