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|Articles|August 8, 2017
- The Column-08-08-2017
- Volume 13
- Issue 11
Peak Scientific Celebrates 20 Years
Author(s)Lewis Botcherby
Peak Scientific has celebrated 20 years since its foundation.
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Peak Scientific has celebrated 20 years since its foundation. Starting in 1997 with a small group of employees in Linwood, Scotland, the company has since established itself and expanded across the world. The company now employs more than 400 staff worldwide, including over 200 at its headquarters and Manufacturing Centre of Excellence in Inchinnan, near Glasgow, Scotland.
“Reaching our 20th anniversary is certainly a proud achievement and a testament to the hard work and commitment of Peak Scientific staff all over the world,” said Robin MacGeachy, Founder and CEO Peak Scientific.
“A milestone like this is a great time to reflect on our journey so far, and to thank our customers for choosing Peak and joining us on that journey. Our anniversary is also a time to look to the future and to new and better ways to support our customers. It is Peak’s restless nature and constant pursuit of improvement that has enabled us to reach this milestone and, hopefully, many more to come.”
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