Houlder Americas Wins BABC Award

October 13, 2014

Derek Blackwood (left), President BABC Houston, with Garry Kennie, President Houlder Americas
Derek Blackwood (left), President BABC Houston, with Garry Kennie, President Houlder Americas

Houlder Americas has been named the Small International Business of the Year at the 5th Annual British-American Business Council (BABC) International Business Awards.

The awards were presented during ceremonies at the Royal Sonesta Hotel in Houston. The ceremonies were hosted by Khambrel Marshall, of KPRC- TV. The keynote address was given by political Charles Andrews of NSS Labs and Dan Solomon of Optimal Risk on the challenges and effects of trans-Atlantic cyber security.

BABC Houston International Business Awards were presented in three categories; Small to Mid-Sized Business, Large Corporate and the Consul General’s Award. Entries were open to businesses of all sizes and all sectors doing business in both Texas and the U.K.

“We are honored to be an award winner and want to thank the BABC for this special recognition,” commented Garry Kennie, Houlder Americas’ President.

Becci Himes, BABC Executive Director, added, “The U.K. is the largest Foreign Direct Investor in the economy of Texas and $10 billion in trade flows between the two economies. BABC is pleased to be able to publicly recognize companies like Houlder Americas who excel in building the special relationship.”

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