Almac Group was named General Firm of the Yr on the evening, after it was named winner within the Giant Firm of the Yr class.
Niall Harkin, Almac government director, spoke after the corporate’s triumph within the largest class of the evening was introduced. “We’re completely delighted. We didn’t count on to win two awards so we're shocked.
"It is a tribute to all of the group at Almac and all their laborious work throughout what has been a difficult couple of years.
“We’ve had many challenges, working via Covid, supporting our pharma clients globally, and our folks have actually stepped as much as that.
"That’s a tribute to all our folks throughout all our divisions when it comes to how we’ve supported our clients throughout some very difficult instances.”
Almac employs over 6,500 employees in 18 areas throughout the globe, over 3,400 of whom are in NI, together with at its Craigavon headquarters.
15. Best Large Company of the Year
Max Nesbitt, Partner from Wilson Nesbitt presents the Best Large Company of the Year Award to Niall Harkin from the Almac Group at the Belfast Telegraph Business Awards 2022.
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14. Best Medium Sized Business
Claire Rutherfrom from Down Royal Racecourse presents the Best Medium Sized Business Award to Terry Moore from Outsource Solutions (NI) Limited at the Belfast Telegraph Business Awards 2022.
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13.Ê Best Established Small Business
Clair Gheel from eir evo presents the Best Established Small Business Award to David Ribeiro, Alison Gillan, Elisha Cain, Phillip Weir and Ciaran Meganaghan from ProAxsis Limited at the Belfast Telegraph Business Awards 2022.
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12. Best Start-up or Emerging Business
Donna Linehan, Client Services Director at VenYou presents the Best Start-up or Emerging Business Award to Ryan McSorley from Neat at the Belfast Telegraph Business Awards 2022.
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11. Outstanding Commitment to Climate Action
Mark Crimmins, Head of NI at Ulster Bank, presents the Outstanding Commitment to Climate Action Award to Ian Henry, Kirsten Mullan, Deborah Madden and Hannah Crawford Henry Brothers Limited at the Belfast Telegraph Business Awards 2022.
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10. Young Business Person of the Year
Professor Nola Hewitt-Dundas, Pro Vice Chancellor, Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences at Queen’s University Belfast presents the Highly Commended Young Business Person of the Year Awards to Ellen Yates from Taylor Yates and Sarah Gallagher from La Bella Vita at the Belfast Telegraph Business Awards 2022. Katie Matthews from The Mind Tribe UK won The Young Business Person of the Year Award.
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9. Food/Drink Company of the Year
Emma Cross from Asda presents the Food/Drink Company of the Year Award to Sonya Cassidy, Dr Terry Cross, Shauna Parkes and Michael McHugh
from Hinch Distillery at the Belfast Telegraph Business Awards 2022.
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8. Excellence in Workplace Health & Wellbeing
Fiona Dowds, Corporate Strategy Manager at Kingsbridge Membership Club presents the Excellence in Workplace Health & Wellbeing Award to Christine McIlhatton, Alison Sweeney and Kate Rooney from NI Water.
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7. Retail Sector Business or Retailer of the Year
Glyn Roberts, Chief Executive Retail NI presents the Retail Sector Business or Retailer of the Year Award to Gemma Montgomery and Peter Wallace from Grattan’s Family Greengrocers & Fine Food Store at the Belfast Telegraph Business Awards 2022.
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6. Best Use of Digital and/or Social Media
Cara Pennell, Office Manager at Sparq presents the Best Use of Digital and/or Social Media to Anthony Sinclair from Sign Source at the Belfast Telegraph Business Awards 2022.
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5. Excellence in Innovation
Brian McCrory, Chief Operating Officer, OSG Cloud presents the Excellence in Innovation Award to Paul McMorran from The Crosslé Car Company Limited at the Belfast Telegraph Business Awards 2022.
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4. Excellence in the Development of Management and Leadership
Dr Mary Boyd, Acting Head of the Department of Management, Leadership and Marketing at Ulster University Business School presents the Excellence in the Development of Management and Leadership Award to staff from Dowds Electrical (Holdings) Limited at the Belfast Telegraph Business Awards 2022.
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3. Excellence in Exporting
Jenni Barkley, Communications Manager, Belfast Harbour presents the Excellence in Exporting Award to Paul Creighton and Dean Lyttle from AES Global Ltd at the Belfast Telegraph Business Awards 2022.
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2. Excellence in Corporate Social Responsibility
Niall Harkin, Group Finance Director, at Almac presents the Excellence in Corporate Social Responsibility Award to Patricia McIlroy, Jennifer Morton and Carol Marshall from Musgrave NI at the Belfast Telegraph Business Awards 2022.
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1. Excellence in Marketing
Ann McGregor, Chief Executive NI Chamber of Commerce & Industry presents the Excellence in Marketing Award to Stephen Smith, Shaun Mulhearn, Susan Cummings and Aleks Marsh from Andor Technology at the Belfast Telegraph Business Awards 2022.
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Lifetime Achievement Award
Lifetime Achievement Award winner Patrick McAliskey at the Belfast Telegraph Business Awards 2022.
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Lifetime Achievement Award
Eoin Brannigan, Editor-in-Chief, Belfast Telegraph and Mark Crimmins, Head of NI, Ulster Bank present the Lifetime Achievement Award to winner Patrick McAliskey at the Belfast Telegraph Business Awards 2022.
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Mark Crimmins from Ulster Bank pictured at the Belfast Telegraph Business Awards 2022 in the Crown Plaza Hotel.
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Its mission is to advance human well being via partnerships with the most important biotech and pharmaceutical purchasers world wide. It develops, manufactures, exams and distributes important medicines to weak folks.
At current the agency is concerned in over 300 life-saving medicine together with the areas of oncology, immunology, and neurology. Additionally it is energetic in over 200 separate analysis initiatives for Covid-19.
Progress and enlargement has continued throughout the corporate regardless of the difficult backdrop over the previous few years.
Only recently the enterprise introduced plans to create 1,800 new jobs throughout 18 world websites, rising its world workforce to eight,000. 1,000 of those positions might be based mostly right here.
On an financial scale, the corporate, in line with a current PwC impression report, has contributed £297m to the native economic system in 2021 alone — a rise of 95% since 2016.
And over the previous 12 months it has invested closely, together with a spend of £36.5m in R&D.
Almac was based by the late Sir Allen McClay over 50 years in the past, and is wholly owned by The McClay Basis.
Guests from Dowds at the Belfast Telegraph Business Awards 2022 in the Crown Plaza Hotel.
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