HMG Paints has been awarded by Family Business United for the invaluable contributions to the national British economy.
The British manufacturer of paints and coatings HMG Paints Ltd has proudly announced that it has been named Manufacturing Family Business of the Year during the prestigious Family Business of the Year Awards 2023, an event hosted by Family Business United in the serene Medicine Garden – located within the grounds of the Royal College of Physicians – aimed at celebrating the invaluable contributions made by family firms to the national economy.
HMG Paints has been recognised as a multi-generation family-owned business consistently demonstrating its dedication to producing high-quality paint products and industry-leading solutions for a diverse range of customers. The commitment to sustainability, customer satisfaction and community engagement of the company has further strengthened its reputation as an industry leader.
“We are grateful for the recognition received. Being named the Manufacturing Family Business of the Year is an incredible honour for HMG Paints. We are immensely proud of our heritage and the values that have guided our family business since its inception. This award is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our team, who consistently strive for excellence in everything we do,” has stated John Falder, the Chairman of HMG Paints.
“Being able to collect the award on behalf of all the team back at Riverside Works is an honour. We’re extremely proud just to be nominated for the award and be in the company of so many fantastic family businesses but to receive the Manufacturing Family Business of the Year Award was a fantastic surprise,” has also added Paddy Dyson, the marketing manager of HMG Paints.
Family Business United is a resource centre and advocacy group dedicated to supporting and promoting family businesses throughout the entire United Kingdom. The awards ceremony provides a unique opportunity to highlight the importance of family enterprises and their significant contribution to the national economy.
“Family businesses are the engine room of the UK economy and with 6 million family firms employing around 14 million people in all corners of the country they make a massive impact each and every day. Incomes are generated, jobs provided and wealth created but as one of the family members said to me, that is just the tip of the iceberg. Family businesses care and want to be seen as doing the right thing, doing business the right way,” has concluded Paul Andrews, the managing director of Family Business United.