The awards take place on Tuesday, 14th March.
Leading Kildare Security company, Manguard Plus, has been shortlisted once again for two prestigious Guaranteed Irish Business Awards.
The awards, taking place this Tuesday, 14th March, are being held to celebrate Ireland’s leading businesses that are committed to supporting jobs, their local communities and contributing to Ireland, its people and economy.
The company, with its HQ in Naas is the largest Irish owned privately owned security company in the country, with offices across the island of Ireland and some 1,200 staff.
Manguard Plus is the current holder of the first ever Guaranteed Irish Award for Professional Services -Multinational, winning it at a glittering event in the Shelbourne Hotel last year.
This year it has beaten hundreds of competitors to reach the final in two sections; Business Solutions and Multinational Awards
An independent panel of distinguished industry leaders had the tough task of shortlisting a total of 122 finalists after whittling down hundreds of entries.
Brid O’Connell CEO Guaranteed Irish said, “The calibre of entries for this year’s awards was remarkable. We look forward to celebrating the incredible contribution Guaranteed Irish businesses make to Ireland and international markets, with the continued support of proud title sponsors of the Awards Permanent TSB for a second consecutive year. Congratulations to all of our finalists”.
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