A year of change for commercial moving – A ‘people centric’ approach to commercial moving will impact movers, CMG Chairman Sarah Cole told workshop delegates. Sarah discusses the importance of having a “collaborative” approach with clients and other service providers and the benefits of having effective performance data.
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Universal Commercial Relocation crowned winners of the coveted British Association of Removers and British Institute of Facilities Management Commercial Mover of the Year 2015. After being a finalist in 2013 and 2014, Universal Commercial Relocation went one better in Belfast and went home with the coveted Commercial Mover of The Year trophy.
Universal Commercial Relocation well prepared for this year’s Commercial Mover of the Year Competition. Universal announced as the British Association of Removers Commercial Mover of The Year 2015.
West London business Universal Commercial Relocation won the prestigious title of ‘Commercial Mover of the Year’ (CMOTY) 2015, at the British Association of Removers (BAR) Annual Conference and Awards Ceremony at Titanic Belfast in Belfast on 23 May 2015.
Universal recently celebrated 35 years in the field of office moving, and specialises in workplace relocation projects particularly in London and the South East. In a dynamic market of change and transformation for many organisations, Universal works with its’ public and private sector clients as service partners delivering the relocation element of move projects, taking a collaborative and quality assured approach.
This is the first time Universal has won the CMOTY Award. Sarah Cole, Managing Director of Universal commented “we are delighted to have won the prestigious Commercial Mover of the Year Award for 2015. In a highly competitive industry, to win this accolade from the leading industry trade association the British Association of Removers is a great achievement. This award is testament to the commitment and professionalism of all the Universal team working and collaborating with our clients over the past twelve months.”
A workplace move is a critical point for an organisation and should be a seamless, cost effective and transformative project for the business and its personnel enhancing productivity and workforce experience. However, Universal is acutely aware of the many business risks posed if a relocation project is not effectively and efficiently delivered. The threats are not only operational and financial, but also pose potential risks to reputation, compliance and stakeholder satisfaction. Universal takes a tailored and people centric approach in guiding and supporting clients through the project enabling the client staff to be informed, engaged, and positive about the beneficial transformation of an organisation through a value-added relocation.
An interview with Universal’s Managing Director and the new Commercial Moving Group Chairman, Sarah Cole, as she prepares to take over the chairmanship of the BARCMG. Sarah discusses what she feels are some of the key challenges for commercial movers in today’s market and her priorities as the incoming British Association of Removers Commercial Moving Group Chairman.
Sarah Cole of Universal receives the Commercial Mover of The Year Finalist Award from Baroness Crawley and the British Association of Removers Commercial Moving Group Chairman Kevin Mack.
Sarah Cole of Universal Commercial Relocation appointed Vice Chairman of the British Association of Removers Commercial Moving Group.
Sarah Cole, Legal and Quality Director of Universal Commercial Relocation, is a newly appointed councillor of the British Association of Removers Commercial Moving Group. She spoke to Removals & Storage magazine about her plans for contributing to the CMG and about how companies such as Universal need to ensure the highest levels of professionalism if they are to perform well in public and private sector relocation tenders.
