Stage One gets gold

Published Monday 24 September 2007 at 11:35

For the second year running, Stage One - a provider of scenic solutions and engineering across the events spectrum - has been crowned Supplier of the Year, receiving a Gold Award at the 2007 Event Awards which were presented recently at the Natural History Museum.

“Winning this award is a reflection of the sheer hard work and professionalism that the entire Stage One team brings to bear on each and every project with which we are involved,” said Simon Wood, sales director, stage and marketing.

The company won this year’s award for its work on three high profile projects - the Asian Games, Eurovision Song Contest and Mercedes-Benz World.

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