Campbell & Kennedy shine at Herald Scottish Family Business Awards

Campbell & Kennedy (C&K) has picked up another award at the Herald Scottish Family Business Awards for Fastest Growing Family Business.

The family business has gone from strength to strength since setting up in Clydebank back in 1953, building on their existing satellite and aerial division and entering the renewable energy, electrical contracting and fire safety markets.

The award, in association with Business Gateway, rounds off a great year for C&K having received several other award nominations including Best Use of Training (SELECT Awards), Best Professional Services (Scottish Green Energy Awards) and Excellence in Customer Service (Glasgow Business Awards).

Campbell & Kennedy has also just opened a brand new training facility at their head office in Clydebank and is offering a wide range of courses to external organisations including First Aid, Asbestos Awareness and Manual Handling.

Gerry Kennedy, Managing Director at Campbell & Kennedy commented, “We are absolutely thrilled to have won the Herald’s Scottish Family Business Award for Fastest Growing Family Business in recognition for our contribution to the Scottish economy.

2016 has been an excellent year for Campbell & Kennedy, which has seen the company enter new markets and expand our service offering.

2017 will be an exciting time for us as we have big plans for the coming year to help the company expand further.

The awards ceremony is always a great night and it was a fantastic opportunity to meet other family-run firms and celebrate our success.”

Damon Scott, Chief Executive, Dunbartonshire Chamber of Commerce, said: “It is fantastic that Campbell and Kennedy have won yet another prestigious award to add to the company’s collection this year. We are delighted to have such an innovative and forward-looking company as a member of Dunbartonshire Chamber of Commerce. Winning business awards like this not only sets Campbell & Kennedy out as a company that strives for excellence but also helps create a positive profile to the benefit of Clydebank and the wider Dunbartonshire area.”