TOMRA wins European Business of the Year Award
TOMRA was named the winner of the European Business of the Year Award in the category for companies with a turnover of 150 million euros or higher. TOMRA was one of ten finalists for this award category.
As the winner of this award, TOMRA was recognized as one of the best European companies in terms of demonstrating innovation, business ethics and financial success, according to the company. Accepting the award for TOMRA was Lorraine Dundon, TOMRA vice president and head of group brand.
“It was an honor to accept this award on behalf of all my colleagues around the world. The global TOMRA team is working hard to fulfill its joint vision of being a leader in the resource revolution, and this award will provide further motivation in our work to develop innovative solutions for resource optimization,” said Dundon.
“TOMRA is a global company with its roots in Europe, and I believe the ideals the European business community shares in providing an open market with the desire to develop a stronger and more sustainable society for all, have set the foundation for our success,” said Stefan Ranstrand, TOMRA president and CEO. “We look forward to continuing to invent ground-breaking solutions, growing our business and being a leading example of business ethics in the years ahead.”
The criteria the judging panel used to determine the Business of the Year Award winner was to select the company that best demonstrates exceptional financial returns, strong growth and innovation strategies, and market leadership in its sector. In addition the judges looked for evidence of inventiveness, ethical credentials, good stakeholder relationships and long-term planning balanced by the flexibility to deliver consistent results in dynamic market conditions.
“This award means the world to us and I would like to express my sincere gratitude to those who voted for us including the judges who gave us the ultimate stamp of approval,” said Ranstrand. “This award is a sign of the true team spirit visible throughout TOMRA.”
