Queens Award for Naim

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Innovation in Sound

We are proud to announce that Naim has secured the Queen's Award for Innovation for our next-generation digital streaming range

Pictured: part of our 34-strong R&D team led by Technical Director, Roy George (centre)

This year, Her Majesty the Queen has approved the Prime Minister's recommendation to recognise our innovative design and engineering, exemplified in our award-winning range of network music players, all-in-one players, hard disk player/servers and digital to analogue converters.

Naim will be presented with the Award by the Queen's local representative in a private ceremony held at our headquarters later this year.

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Good news for a British Company, although some here will not like it.......

 

[John Duncan]

:clap:

 

[chebby]

Excellent news.

 

[peterpiper]

BT has won too

 

[jjbomber]

Obviously the Queen doesn't play cd-r discs!!!

 

[andyjm]

Good luck to them, but aren't they French?

 

[John Duncan]

Obviously the Queen doesn't play cd-r discs!!!

No need, she has a UnitiSerf.

 

[John Duncan]

Good luck to them, but aren't they French?

I'm fairly sure their 150-odd employees in Salisbury don't give a ****.

 

[chebby]

Good luck to them, but aren't they French?

I'm fairly sure their 150-odd employees in Salisbury don't give a ****.

Wiltshire has never quite been part of Earth let alone the UK.

 

[John Duncan]

Don't let Mrs JD hear you say that. Despite an itinerant/army/Kent boarding school upbringing, she considers Salisbury the closest thing she knows to 'home'.

That said, having spent Easter near Swindon, I hear you...

 

[chebby]

Don't let Mrs JD hear you say that. Despite an itinerant/army/Kent boarding school upbringing, she considers Salisbury the closest thing she knows to 'home'.

That said, having spent Easter near Swindon, I hear you...

I meant my comment in a totally endearing way. Visits to / holidays in Wiltshire have been frequent snce I was born right up until last year. (My father spend most of his youth in Wroughton.) I love the place and it's landscapes. It's ingrained in me. But it's very, very weird.

 

[Native_bon]

:?

 

[John Duncan]

Wroughton

Which was exactly where I was.

 

[chebby]

Wroughton

Which was exactly where I was.

Did you slde down Markham banks on a sheet of corrugated iron? (One of my earliest memories.)

 

[John Duncan]

No I stayed at home ("oo me hernia"), except when I was required to advise on laptop purchasing at JL.

 

[andyjm]

Good luck to them, but aren't they French?

I'm fairly sure their 150-odd employees in Salisbury don't give a ****.

Well, that may be true, but I thought the Queen's awards only went to British companies.

 

[chebby]

Good luck to them, but aren't they French?

I'm fairly sure their 150-odd employees in Salisbury don't give a ****.

Well, that may be true, but I thought the Queen's awards only went to British companies.

The awards are for "businesses and individuals in the United Kingdom".

Hence why foreign owned Jaguar & Landrover could win one of these awards too ...

http://www.smmt.co.uk/2014/04/jaguar-land-rover-2014-queens-award-for-enterprise/

... it would be very mean spirited to exclude successful Britiish based companies (and their workforces) because of foreign shareholding / partnership / ownership.