Daisy Distribution picks up industry-leading award!

The newly-formed Daisy Distribution is celebrating victory having being chosen as the winner of an industry-leading accolade at a glittering awards ceremony in London last night (October, 13th).

The leading mobile airtime distributor, which was only established in January this year, is revelling in its success at the Comms National Awards where it picked up the prestigious title of ‘Mobile Distributor of the Year’.

Now in their 11th year, the Comms National Awards were the first to recognise excellence in the UK convergence channel, and remain the most coveted industry awards.

Independently and expertly judged, the Comms National Awards, this year held at London’s Park Lane Hotel, are prized by winners and finalists as industry recognition that their products and solutions are among the very best the channel has to offer.

Daisy Distribution, part of the Daisy Group, was one of three finalists to be shortlisted for the Mobile Distributor of the Year Award and faced stiff competition in its category.

Impressed by what the company had achieved in the short time since its formation, the judging panel concluded that Daisy Distribution was well deserving of the influential title.

Managing Director Dave McGinn commented: “We are absolutely thrilled to pick up this award, which is a true reflection of the hard work and dedication of everyone at Daisy Distribution.

“It is a fantastic achievement for a business which is still outside of its first year of integrated operations and is a clear testimony to the strategy of diversifying business and operating in different channels.

“This award clearly demonstrates Daisy Distribution’s commitment to its strapline of ‘encouraging partner success’ under which we vow to work with partners in different channels to educate them in the importance of integrating mobile into their existing product set.”

Daisy Distribution was formed following Daisy Group’s acquisitions of Anglia Telecom Centres and Fone Logistics and now operates from twin sites in Ipswich and Northumberland.