June 17, 2019

Queen’s award

A Telford company has won the prestigious Queen’s Award for International Trade, the third time the Shropshire-based company has been honored by Her Majesty. Protolabs the world’s fastest digital manufacturing source for custom prototypes and low-volume production parts, was one of just 201 companies across the country to be recognized by the Queen to celebrate her 93rd birthday.

Bjoern Klaas, vice president and managing director of Protolabs Europe said, “The award was a huge honour for the company, and a real testament to the magnificent work of every one of our team.”

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