The British Equestrian Trade Association's Business Awards – prestigious accolades rewarding companies and individuals judged to have made outstanding contributions to the equestrian industry – have secured support from recruitment specialist Equine Careers.
The company has agreed to sponsor the awards' Sales Representative category for a sixth consecutive year. “We are delighted to continue our close links with the BETA Business Awards,” said owner Emma Dyer. “They play an important role in helping to promote the services we offer in advertising and recruiting throughout the industry, and cement how serious we are about our place and reputation within it. I am certain that the Equine Careers Sales Representative award will recognise yet more worthy talent in 2017.”
The award is open to both employed and self-employed sales representatives and agents, and the winner is judged to be exceptional in his or her approach to customer service.
BETA executive director Claire Williams added: “The BETA Business Awards are an extremely important event in the industry calendar and it is the backing of companies such as Equine Careers that makes them possible.
“We thank Emma for her continued support of the awards and certainly count Equine Careers as a key member of our loyal group of sponsors.”
Winners of the BETA Business Awards will be announced during the BETA Gala Dinner, at the National Motorcycle Museum, near Birmingham, on Sunday 22 January 2017.
For further information about the Equine Careers Sales Representative of the Year award or the BETA Gala Dinner, contact Laura Clegg, telephone 01937 587062 or email laurac@beta-int.com.
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