DB Systems wins a record-breaking 6 Awards in 2015
DB Systems brings their total event industry awards this year to a record-breaking 6 wins and ha realize s ended the year with another two award wins.
This year has been an incredible year for the company, which recently announced a £4 million cash injection from Westbridge Capital to help realise future growth plans. The company started the year with a move to a new, larger warehousing space and the recruitment of additional senior staff including a new Finance Director and HR Manager to help instil the necessary processes and infrastructure to position them for growth. An additional 10 staff in operational roles followed, along with a raft of new initiatives to improve efficiency of operations. 2015 has been the busiest year ever in terms of order-volume, and has also seen some impressive new client wins including work for EB Designs and their Client Unilever and for high-fashion house Chanel.
The awards honoured each of DB System’s three divisions - with an EVCOM Gold Award for Event Networks for their connectivity installation at Farnborough International Airshow, the AV Company of The Year Award at the UK Event Awards for DB System’s AV and IT hire division and four awards for Pixelhouse, the digital content and event technology division, for their new brandWallet software which has taken the industry by storm. brandWallet is a sophisticated data-capture and content personalisation system which gives exhibitors and organisers clear data and analytics on an event’s performance, whilst also creating a tailored experience for the visitor, increasing relevance and therefore conversion.
Managing Director, David Bulley commented “What a remarkable year it’s been - I’m so proud of the team winning these 6 Awards, it’s testament to the hard work and commitment they’ve demonstrated this year and it’s wonderful to see that recognised by the industry. We’ve really hit our stride this year and are looking forward to the new opportunities and business that 2016 will bring.”