Grintek Ewation receives international quality award
7 April 2004
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Grintek Ewation has received the ‘International Arch of Europe’ award in recognition of commitment to quality, leadership, technology and innovation. The award was presented during a ceremony held in Frankfurt earlier this month.
Senior marketing executive of Grintek Ewation, Tinus van Wyk, received the International Arch of Europe award from José Prieto, president of Business Initiative Directions (BID) and co-writer of the QC100. The international Business Initiative Directions awards are presented to companies meeting the criteria of the QC100 Total Quality Management, the contents of which serve as guidelines to business leaders to improve processes and systems.
Tinus van Wyk, senior marketing executive, Grintek Ewation, receives the award from Mr José E. Prieto, president of BID and co-writer of the QC100
The purpose of the International Quality Convention is to recognise the continuous efforts made for quality by companies from all over the world with business activities covering areas of industrial production and services. The BID Awards and the QC100 are presented annually in New York, Paris, Geneva, Frankfurt and London.
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