BADGEMASTER
Advertorial
20 YEAR CELEBRATIONS INCLUDE 20% OFF BADGEMASTER ORDERS
Badgemaster, the UK’s largest name badge manufacturer, is celebrating its 20th anniversary in July 2012, and to mark the occasion is offering a 20% discount off list prices for all orders placed by 20th September 2012.
Many changes have happened since Badgemaster started trading from a portable cabin in July 1992. Most notably, founders John and Vicky Bancroft have steadily grown their workforce to 88 full-time staff at the company’s state-of-the-art 12,500 sq. ft. facility in Newstead, Nottinghamshire.
The Bancroft’s are delighted that their first employee still remains on the team and this year collects his 20-year long service award.
“From the outset, our mission has always been to invest in our people and processes to make the highest quality badges at the lowest cost for customers, and to deliver products fast”, explains John Bancroft, Badgemaster’s Managing Director.
This goal, relentlessly pursued throughout the challenging economic ups and downs of two decades, has driven a multi-million pound ongoing investment in production, printing and order processing technology and has earned the Badgemaster team numerous awards for design, innovation and service.
In 1996 Badgemaster received Nottinghamshire County Council’s first ‘Back to Work’ award for its training and in 2007 the company was granted the Royal Warrant for the supply of staff name badges to Her Majesty The Queen.
Not content to rest on their laurels, the pioneering Bancroft’s implemented further quality management procedures to gain ISO 9001 accreditation in 2010 and the company is currently working towards the ISO 14001 Environmental Management standard.
To receive the 20% anniversary discount off list prices for name badges, customers just need to quote 20YEARS on their order before 20th September 2012.
For more information, contact Badgemaster’s Customer Services team on 01623 723112 or visit
www.badgemaster.co.uk. RailCONNECT 35
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