Most Innovative Company

Martin Perkins

30th April 2018

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Last Thursday evening at the 2018 Business Excellence Forum, for the second year running, Anatune won the BEFA award for Most Innovative Company.

This award is a tough one to win, firstly we were competing with some of the UK’s most successful SME, secondly, because to win, a business has to be able to demonstrate innovation in everything it does.  On top of all this, there also has to be a story to tell, and this year, our story was of our collaboration with Joy Milne and Perdita Barran’s group at the Manchester Institute of Biotechnology on developing a clinical test for Parkinson’s disease.

This award is an important signal, as it shows to the World, that we deliver on the things we stand for: Collaboration, Innovation and Automation.

Particular mention is due to Camilla Liscio, Kathy Ridgway and Phine Banks, who led Anatune’s contribution to the project.

Anatune’s Dr Camilla Liscio with our trophy

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

You can also help defeat Parkinson’s Disease.

Right now, Analytical Chemists are leading the fight against Parkinson’s and here is an opportunity for you to do your bit.

On Friday 11th May, Alan Lockley, Dan Carrier and I will embark on a 2,000 mile round trip to Italy in a 1965 Triump TR4, to raise money for Parkinson’s UK.

Anatune is covering our costs, so everything you give (apart from a tiny admin fee) goes direct to Parkinson’s UK.

To help us raise as much money as possible, please make a donation now by clicking here.  Every penny counts!