Northbrook College has been named 'Education, Training and Development Winner of the Year' for the second year running, at the annual Adur and Worthing Business Awards. The award celebrates the key role that education, training and employee development play in business success.
The glitzy black tie event at Worthing's Pavilion Theatre saw the area's brightest industry talents turn out in celebration of what has been an extremely busy year. Principal Sue Dare said, "This is fantastic recognition for the work that the staff do at the College in support of delivering training solutions to approximately 650 employers over the last year. Winning for the first time in 2010 really gave us the confidence in what we are doing. We're looking forward to the opening of the College's new building which I think is going to make a real difference to Worthing and its businesses."
Hundreds of guests attended the Worthing Herald supported event, hosted by TV Celebrity Fred Dinenage, who described it as a "fantastic night" with a "wealth of worthy winners". The College was delighted to sponsor once again "The Business Person of the Year" award which this year was presented to James Stoner, Managing Director of JSPC Computer Services.
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