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WINNERS WORDS On winning the award for ‘Inspirational Leader of the Year’, Facilicom Cleaning Services Managing Director Jan-Hein Hemke said: “This award is for everyone working at Facilicom. I’m honoured to be the recipient, but my success reflects the hard work of all my colleagues. Everyone at Facilicom works hard and finds solutions which, in turn, inspires me to be a better leader.”


Jeroen van der Brugge, Organisational Development Manager at Facilicom, who nominated Jan-Hein, said: “It is a very well-deserved award. Facilicom Cleaning Services is financially successful, committed to sustainability and to the wellbeing of its colleagues (including being a Living Wage Recognised Service Provider) and is ultimately extremely focused on the needs and wants of its clients.


“Such holistic success is not possible without an inspirational leader. Jan-Hein would be the first to say that this achievement is not all due to his leadership, but he certainly sets the tone, and even his deflection of any praise tells you a lot about his leadership style.”


Meanwhile, after winning the ‘Commitment to and investment in training’ award, Julius Rutherfoord & Co’s Sales and Marketing Director, Marcus Heap, said: “Training is at the heart of everything we do to encourage staff success and ensure we provide exceptional client service. We are honoured therefore to be recognised for our continued commitment to training in these prestigious awards.”


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