Chorley firm wins gold employer of the year at investors in people awards

Chorley based True Bearing Chartered Financial Planners, has won GOLD Employer of the Year at the Investors In People Awards 2018 for the category 50 to 249 employees.

The Award celebrates the best people management practices amongst Investors In People accredited businesses. The 2018 winners were announced at a spectacular award ceremony and dinner at the Roundhouse, London.

True Bearing was the first Independent Financial Planners in the UK to achieve the Gold Standard Investors in People award and has held this status for 7 consecutive years. This was the first year that the firm entered the awards. It was an opportunity to benchmark against high performing organisations, not just within the UK but on a global scale.

The firm which has just celebrated 15 years in business, has seen continuous growth and now employs 64 staff at its Euxton offices and has plans for further growth in 2019.

Senior Management has concentrated their efforts on developing their existing employees and recruiting talented staff to join their team in order to future proof their business.

On winning this category, Sue Peary, Managing Director, said: “We were proud to be shortlisted for this award and delighted to be recognised as a company that has what it takes to lead, support and manage people well for sustainable results.”

Paul  Devoy,  Head  of  Investors  in People, commented: “This year’s Investors in People Awards were an inspirational celebration of best practice across our international community. It was fantastic to see so  many   worthy   organisations   nominated   for   outperformance in their approach to  people management. I commend True Bearing for their dedication to improving the quality of work for their employees. Congratulations to True Bearing on becoming 2018’s Gold Employer of the Year.”

spot_imgspot_img

Latest

Majority of UK mid-market firms trapped in ‘identity crisis’, new benchmark finds

More than half of the UK's mid-market B2B service...

When Air Conditioning Fails: The Hidden Cost to Lancashire’s Server Rooms and Production Lines

Air conditioning rarely gets much attention on a Lancashire...

Why More Lancashire Businesses Are Bringing In Professional Conference Organisers

An annual conference tends to start life as a...
spot_img

Subscribe to our newsletter

Business Lancashire will use the information you provide on this form to be in touch with you and to provide updates and marketing.

Don't miss

Why Lancashire Businesses Keep Getting Targeted, and the Simple Fixes Most Are Missing

Lancashire’s commercial landscape covers a lot of ground: manufacturing...

Why More Lancashire Businesses Are Bringing In Professional Conference Organisers

An annual conference tends to start life as a...

Why Lancashire Builders Are Losing Tenders on Price, Not Workmanship

Lancashire’s building and construction trade is competitive, and a...

More News

Majority of UK mid-market firms trapped in ‘identity crisis’, new benchmark finds

More than half of the UK's mid-market B2B service businesses are failing to convert marketing investment into commercial growth because they lack brand identity,...

More than 300 cannabis plants found in Preston

Police discovered a large cannabis grow at an industrial estate in Preston. Officers were following on reports of suspicious circumstances at the Ribbleton unit, when...

Speeding drivers spot-checked in Burnley

Officers from Burnley Police have been out tackling speeding motorists following issues raised about by local residents about road safety. On April 22, they went...