The companies shortlisted for the European Supply Chain Excellence Awards 2011 have been revealed. With more entries than ever before, the judges have had their work cut out to decide on who should be shortlisted.
2020Mobile Group
Air Products in partnership with Wincanton
Aircraft Carrier Alliance in partnership with Wincanton
Area 3 Supply Chain Community
Argos in partnership with Norbert Dentressangle
Babcock International Group – Marine and Technology Division
BAE Systems
Bakkavor
Bakkavor in partnership with Gist
BASF
Baxter, UCB and TRI-VIZOR
BT Supply Chain
Bunzl in partnership with ByBox Field Support
Coca-Cola Enterprises
Danone Waters UK & Ireland
DHL Supply Chain
Dixons Retail
EAT in partnership with Gist
Elanco (A division of Eli Lilly & Co)
EMI Music
Findus Group
Fritz Institute
Gist
Halfords
Henkel AG & Co. KGaA
Hotel Chocolat
IBM Corporation
Indesit Company Logistics
Infineon
Jaguar Land Rover in partnership with DHL Supply Chain
JD Wetherspoon in partnership with DHL Supply Chain
John Lewis in partnership with Clipper Logistics
MerckSerono
Mitchells & Butlers
MOD
NHS Supply Chain
RS Components
Sandvik Tooling
Screwfix in partnership with Wincanton
Shepherd Neame
Speedy
Spirit Pub Company
The Royal Mint
The Scotts Miracle-Gro Company
TJX Europe in partnership with DHL Supply Chain
TM Lewin in partnership with Office Depot
Travis Perkins
Treasury Wine Estates in partnership with Trebuchet
Unilever Supply Chain Company AG
United Biscuits
Virgin Media
Vodafone
VOW Europe in partnership with Gist
Wolters Kluwer
World Duty Free
The winners will be announced at a spectacular gala dinner at the Park Lane Hilton in London’s Mayfair on 1st November.
The European Supply Chain Excellence Awards are organised by Supply Chain Standard in partnership with PRTM. They are sponsored by Kuehne + Nagel, Michael Page Supply Chain, BiS Henderson and Toyota Material Handling.
The Awards are moving to the Hilton this year reflecting the success of the event which has now outgrown the Ballroom at the Grosvenor House Hotel after being over-subscribed last year.
It’s a real achievement to reach the shortlist for the Awards, but it then gets even tougher for the successful companies. Each one has to give a presentation to a panel of supply chain experts who will expect answers to some penetrating questions.
It’s this depth of analysis involved in the judging process that makes the Awards so prestigious – and uniquely worth winning.
In 2010, the overall winner was clothing retailer Primark. And it joined an illustrious list of winners of Europe’s most prestigious supply chain Award: Telefónica UK, Dell, Sainsbury’s, Vodafone, Cisco Systems, Coca-Cola, Marks & Spencer and GlaxoSmithKline.
There are two main groups of Awards: the Industry Sector Awards and the Special Category Awards. The Industry Sector Awards recognise excellence in the organisation and management of a complete supply chain, while the Special Category Awards differ in that they recognise excellence in the implementation of a specific project.
Celebrate success
Join us at the Awards Dinner at the Hilton Hotel, Park Lane on Tuesday, 1st November 2011. Click here to book your table.
