Banelec are pleased to announce they have re-joined Made in the Midlands, in a bid to network with other local manufacturers in the Midlands and support businesses in the region.
Made in the Midlands aims to promote the interests of manufacturing businesses in the area, providing networking opportunities, advocacy, and support for its members. By re-joining Made in the Midlands, Banelec is showing its continued support for the local manufacturing community.
By being a member of Made in the Midlands the most can be made of the networking opportunities it provides. Through regular events and meetings, members have the opportunity to connect with other manufacturers in the region, share best practices, and explore potential partnerships. It will also provide us with a platform to showcase the range of services we offer including design, installation, and manufacture of control panels, safety systems, and automation solutions – highlighting our skills and knowledge in these areas and demonstrating why we are the go-to choice for electrical engineering projects.
But perhaps the most important benefit of re-joining Made in the Midlands for Banelec is the opportunity to be a part of a community that shares their values and vision for the future of manufacturing in the region. As a company that prides itself on innovation and excellence, Banelec will have the chance to collaborate with other businesses that are pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the industry. By working together, sharing knowledge and resources, and supporting each other’s growth, members of Made in the Midlands can create a stronger, more resilient manufacturing sector in the region.
Banelec’s Managing Director, Dean Banner, spoke about the company’s excitement to be a part of this network once again. “We are proud to be re-joining Made in the Midlands and to be part of a community that is driving innovation and growth in the Midlands manufacturing sector. We believe that by working together with other like-minded businesses, we can create a brighter future for the industry and for the region as a whole.”