SELECT AWARDS 2019
Booth Welsh picked up the large contractor title
Interlink was named the top medium- sized contractor
recognising top performers and, once again, we were astounded by the response from companies throughout Scotland. Every one of them was a worthy winner.” Excited guests mingled at a drinks
reception before taking their seats for the evening’s main event. After speeches by Alan and SELECT President Kevin Griffin, finalists, their friends and family and other industry members enjoyed a dinner of red mullet, roast venison and passion fruit tart. Beyond Broadway provided the
pre-awards entertainment – then it was time for the winners to be announced…
Best Large Contractor Irvine-based engineering company Booth Welsh celebrated its 30th year in business by landing the Best Large Contractor award. Competition was
tough in the category, which recognises the aspirations and achievements of
WINNER
INTERLINK LIGHTING AND ELECTRICAL
companies with a turnover of more than £1 million. Booth Welsh impressed the
BEST MEDIUM-SIZED CONTRACTOR
judges with its continued expansion combined with a focus on keeping up the highest possible safety standards. The firm started life as a small technical recruitment agency but has since transformed into a globally operating giant, now boasting around 250 workers across six countries. Alan said: “Scotland is very lucky
have major players like Booth Welsh – which have gone out into the world and come back with hard-won export orders – in its industrial and commercial portfolio.” The award was presented by
Simon Wood from category sponsor
Megger. Also nominated for the title was E Fraser
Electrical (Orkney) Ltd.
Best Medium-Sized Contractor Just two years after taking the Best Small Contractor prize, Interlink Lighting and Electrical was thrilled to be named this year’s Best Medium-Sized Contractor. The Glasgow-based firm has grown thanks to a five-year plan launched in 2015 to streamline procedures, adopt new ways of working and completely restructure the company. The strategy has obviously paid off for Interlink and the business’s
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