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Local Director Ryan Brown nominated for IoD Director of the Year Award 2019 

1/03/2019
Home | General News | Local Director Ryan Brown nominated for IoD Director of the Year Award 2019 

The Institute of Directors awards are a celebration of leadership talent, success and achievement. The awards are being aligned with the UK Institute of Director Awards, which means that Scotland winners will automatically go forward in all categories to the UK Awards. Ryan has been nominated for the SME (up to £25 Million) category.  

Ryan has been nominated for the SME (up to £25 Million) category.  

“I am delighted to have been nominated for this award, it has been a challenging few years but our team works very hard and the award is testament to our combined efforts”

This award is designed to celebrate those directors working in a business that employs under 250 employees and has an annual turnover of less than £25 million. This award will go to the business that can show outstanding initiative, boldness and imagination in the enterprise, as well as sound management practices. Entrants to this award will be expected to demonstrate sustainable growth combined with a degree of commercial success that is exceptional for the size of the business. 

Ryan Brown was born and raised in Dumfries and Galloway, he took the risk to start Robinsons Scotland alongside his dad in 2005 and 14 years later they have grown from one business to 5 with 116 employees. 

Our overall strategy for future development is to create a £30m a year turnover and expand our tonnage output to 350 units per week, establishing further manufacturing opportunities in Lockerbie to support the industry in our local area.  

As an established business in Dumfries and Galloway, we would like to give back to the communities that have supported us throughout the years. Within our new development, we plan to build several start-up units for smaller businesses to take up residence in the area.  

We also plan to open our first farm shop this year which will give the local farming community easy access to quality necessities for their farms. 

Out with Dumfries and Galloway, we have also opened offices in Irvine to offer a more localised service in our expanding territory.    

The UK-wide Awards categories reflect the competencies applicable to a good director and the criteria are set by respected senior experienced directors, reflecting the IoD Competency Framework

Nominations are currently being assessed and winners will be announced at the Awards Ceremony and Dinner on Thursday 23 May 2019 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Glasgow Central

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