INDIGO RECOGNIZED AS AN INVESTOR IN PEOPLE
Indigo has been awarded Silver accreditation against the Investors in People Standard, demonstrating their commitment to high performance through good people management.
Magor based Indigo is going from strength to strength following a management buyout in 2016. Indigo currently employ over 200 staff, with 60 based at the new HQ in Magor, supporting a global field force of telecoms engineers.
Commenting on the award, Stephen Thompson, Group CEO, said: “our people are our strength and we value their commitment and hard work.”
Investors in People is the international standard for people management, defining what it takes to lead, support and manage people effectively to achieve sustainable results. Underpinning the Standard is the Investors in People framework, reflecting the latest workplace trends, essential skills and effective structures required to outperform in any industry. Investors in People enables organisations to benchmark against the best in the business on an international scale.
Paul Devoy, Head of Investors in People, said: “We’d like to congratulate Indigo, Investors in People accreditation is the sign of a great employer, an outperforming place to work and a clear commitment to success. Indigo should be extremely proud of their achievement.”
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