"We feel the BEEAs is a well established and recognised ceremony for celebrating the brilliance of British engineering. Association with like-minded individuals championing the very best of British can only bring positives to all involved. Rutland Plastics took the opportunity to sponsor the Design Consultancy of the Year category. The sponsorship ties in perfectly with our company philosophy for recognising and rewarding talent & inspiring a new generation of engineers."

Steve Ayre, Rutland Plastics

"John Guest is a company of innovators and engineering excellence has always been at the heart of any product we manufacture. BEEAs is the biggest platform to reward and celebrate British engineering, and we are proud to be one of the sponsors"

James Guest, John Guest

"Cambridge Consultants has supported the BEEAs right from their inception, because we believed that the quality of depth of engineering talent here in Britain needed to be highlighted and celebrated. The BEEAs do more than give engineers a lift for a day – they inform and inspire fellow engineers, entrepreneurs, investors and – perhaps most importantly – graduates and students to be proud of what they are part of and to give free rein to their ambition"

Eric Wilkinson, Cambridge Consultants

"Goodfellow is proud to be sponsoring the Materials Application of the Year award in the BEEAs for a second year running. We are pleased to be able to celebrate the ingenuity of engineers developing innovative methods, often in challenging environments, to create the most practical engineering solutions possible.

.... The awards also fit perfectly with our own aims of facilitating scientific innovation as it recognises those that are making vital contributions to the progression of British design, innovation and engineering."

Stephen Aldersley, Goodfellow Cambridge

"LG Motion are very proud sponsors of the Small Company of the Year award. This is not the first time we have sponsored this award which is so very important in giving focus to the essential hard work and huge contribution that many small companies make to the industrial prosperity of UK manufacturing. Small companies are no different to any organisation in having to maintain a high degree of flexibility in order to be able to adapt to the rapidly changing demands of the customer.

... Very often their very “size” gives them an important advantage over larger more rigidly structure organisations. They also provide an important training ground for developing a new generation of engineering, design and manufacturing staff in order to future protect our proud industrial heritage."

Gary Livingstone, LG Motion