Ford Aerospace Named Regional Winner at NE Business Awards

Ford Aerospace Celebrates North East Business Awards Win

South Tyneside-based Ford Aerospace has been recognised for its manufacturing excellence after winning the Made in the North East award at the Grand Final of the North East Business Awards.

Now in its 26th year, the awards celebrate the businesses and organisations making an important contribution to the North East economy and helping to make the region an exceptional place to live, work and do business.

Ford Aerospace received the prestigious title at the awards ceremony held at Hardwick Hall on Thursday, 1 October, recognising the company’s achievements and continued success in manufacturing.

Victoria Thompson, Marketing Manager at Ford Aerospace, said:

“I am honoured to accept the award on behalf of my colleagues. We have an amazing team and are so proud of everything we have achieved. To be recognised in this way is absolutely fantastic.

“Congratulations to all the shortlisted finalists and winners, and our thanks to everyone involved in the awards programme.”

Ford Aerospace specialises in the manufacture of precision shims and machined components for the aerospace sector, supplying customers in markets around the world.

Take a closer look inside Ford Aerospace and discover the skills, people and manufacturing expertise behind the South Tyneside company’s success in the Made in the North East video:

The company is investing in the next generation of skilled employees through its Apprenticeship Academy, which delivers pre-apprenticeship programmes in partnership with local colleges.

Continued investment has supported Ford Aerospace’s growth and ambitions, helping the South Tyneside business expand into new international markets and strengthen its position within the advanced manufacturing sector.

Find out more about Ford Aerospace.

Find out more about the North East Business Awards.

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