Bray People

Ventac wins Export Industry Award

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BLESSINGTO­N’S Ventac has secured national acclaim as it collected one of the Export Industry Awards last week.

The black tie awards, which recognise the achivement­s of companies working in the export sector, took place in the Clayton Hotel on the Burlington Road in Dublin last Friday, November 17.

Ventac, which currently employs 47 people, provides complete noise control solutions to internatio­nal vehicle OEMs of commercial and industrial vehicles. Ventac’s extensive understand­ing of the market is orientated around a specific group of target customers and the judges felt that, overall, they had a strong organisati­onal culture with excellent customer management, a broad business base across a wide range of sectors and regions and had real potential for growth.

Ventac was also shortliste­d for the Export Innovation of the Year Award and the Small and Emerging Exporter of the Year Award

 ??  ?? Nicola Byrne, President of Irish Exporters Associatio­n; Darren Fortune, MD of Ventac; and Professor Mary Lambkin, representi­ng sponsor UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate School of Business.
Nicola Byrne, President of Irish Exporters Associatio­n; Darren Fortune, MD of Ventac; and Professor Mary Lambkin, representi­ng sponsor UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate School of Business.

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