A company that designs and makes signage for brands including Nestle and Müller UK is seeking to establish new partnerships in the region after becoming the latest East Midlands Chamber patron.
Multi-award-winning company Hardy Signs, based in Burton upon Trent, has also joined as a partner of Generation Next, the Chamber’s growing network for young professionals and future leaders in the region.
It will also sponsor the Community Award at the inaugural Generation Next Awards, which will be held at a virtual ceremony on 16 July.
Managing Director, Nik Hardy, said: “We have been a member of East Midlands Chamber for many years and have formed a great partnership, which has allowed us to be involved in many ways.”
“We are delighted for the opportunity to become a patron, where we will not only support the Chamber but Generation Next.
“In line with our mission, vision and values, our key focus is to form new partnerships with other partners and members, and ultimately enable success for them through our bespoke, high-quality professional and digital signs.”
Founded in 1993, Hardy Signs is fluent in every aspect of the signage industry and has established itself as a preferred supplier to national and international organisations, with other high-profile clients including Plastics Omnium, St George’s Park, Selfridges, the NHS and Turbine System Technologies.
It offers an end-to-end signage package through its creative, manufacturing and installation teams.
The company has a strong track record in the Chamber’s Derbyshire Business Awards, having won the Business Improvement through Technology award in 2017 and Manufacturer of the Year category in 2019.
East Midlands Chamber chief executive Scott Knowles said: “Hardy Signs is a fantastic example of the innovative manufacturing base we have in the East Midlands, as evidenced not only by its double recent success in our Business Awards but also the prestige of its client list.
“We are delighted to cement our relationship further by bringing Nik and his team on board as a patron, and look forward to working closely together.”
