Internet Innovator of the Year 2007
Yay! Its official - HF has been voted Internet Innovator of the Year 2007.
http://www.ukfast.net/newsletter.php
Thanks to all our wonderful employees here in the UK and Pakistan and the partners we have around the world. Well done everyone.
Here's what they said about us...
Internet Innovator
Every year we search for businesses on the network changing the way we view an aspect of life or even the internet itself. This year’s winner has created a product that allows businesses to show transparency in their process and build trust within their community.
Winner – Historic Futures for their product 'String' (Supply Chain Traceability)
The judges all felt that Historic Futures had made incredible steps to transforming the way consumers view manufacturing companies. Lawrence Jones said; "It’s fantastic to watch a company like Historic Futures grow. They are now in talks with some of the world’s biggest companies to supply ‘String’ and many have already signed up.
Find out more about 'String' on their website – www.historicfutures.com"
Wow! That's great to read.
3 comments:
Did someone you know tell you that 2007 would be your year?
2008 will be even better! Congrats to you all.
Congratulations that is brilliant. Well done all at HF. A sign of bigger things ahead....
Thanks! It's been a very hard year for us all with way too much traveling and probably more to come.
I think I will look back on 2007 as one of the most eventful years of my entire life.
Memories for the year being becoming a father of 4 children (yes 4), traveling to India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, USA, Turkey, Slovenia, Netherlands, South Africa, Zambia and meeting some wonderful people everywhere I went.
I also saw poverty beyond anything I've seen before, and was welcomed into the homes of those same poor people. I've pledged to help them in some small way. I also saw wealth way beyond anything I've previously seen and and shocked by it.
Some of the biggest contrasts for me are the sights of hundred and thousands of cars queued into San Francisco and the rumbles of Hummers with just a single person driving in USA compared to the kids I saw playing happily with old bike tyres and a stick in Zambia and India.
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