FaberExposize UK wins Employer of the Year
The wide-format print company has won big at the Leeds Manufacturing Festival
Shining a spotlight on the industry
Tuesday, 02 Jul 2024 16:45 GMT
Claire Taylforth [centre left] and Hollie Stothard [centre right] at the Leeds Manufacturing Festival
FaberExposize UK, a wide-format print company based in Leeds, has won Employer of the Year at Leeds Manufacturing Festival.
The company also celebrated a win for Eva Verity, the team’s youngest member, who was Highly Commended in the Apprentice of the Year category.
Verity completed her apprenticeship with a distinction in Business Administration in January this year before being made a permanent member of the FaberExposize UK team.
Iain Clasper-Cotte, managing director of FaberExposize UK, says: "We are incredibly honoured to receive the Employer of the Year award at the Leeds Manufacturing Festival.
The Employer
of the Year award at the Leeds Manufacturing Festival
"This award reflects our commitment to investing in our employees' development and creating a positive, dynamic workplace. We are also extremely proud of Eva for her commendation as Apprentice of the Year. Her success is a shining example of the talent and dedication that drives our company forward."
Based in Leeds, FaberExposize UK specialises in print solutions for interior and exterior branding projects. Recently the company has experienced significant growth and investment with the addition of new presses and the expansion of its production facility.
The company recently undertook a massive project when it printed super-wide banners to be held up by crowds at a Leeds Rhinos rugby game in honour of Rob Burrow, a rugby legend who passed away from motor neurone disease.
FaberExposize UK was recognised at the Leeds Manufacturing Festival for its ongoing efforts in creating a positive workplace that “nurtures talent and encourages professional development”.
The company says it will remain dedicated to maintaining high standards as well as continue to invest in its team’s future.
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