Materials Characterisation Company Formally Receives 2010 Queen’s Award

It’s official: Malvern Instruments was formally presented with the 2010 Queen’s Award for Enterprise in Innovation by Sir Michael Brinton, the Lord Lieutenant of Worcestershire. The ceremony was held at the company’s UK headquarters in Malvern and was attended by employees from all parts of the organisation. It is the fifth time that the company has received the Queen’s Award. This year, it was recognised for the continuous development of its market-leading Zetasizer Nano particle characterization systems.

Accepting the award, Malvern’s Managing Director Paul Walker told the audience how proud he is of the achievements of the whole company. “Malvern Instruments was established some 40 years ago to commercialise a technological innovation, and while we have come a long way since then in building a global and more diversified business, we have certainly not forgotten our roots,” he said. “I believe that winning this award, specifically for innovation, pays great tribute to the vision, knowledge, expertise and sheer hard work of individuals and teams within our company.”

Malvern provides materials characterization systems, support and expertise globally.

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