Anthias Wins Gas Chromatography Training Consultants of the Year

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Anthias Wins Gas Chromatography Training Consultants of the Year

27 Apr, 2016

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Anthias Consulting are proud to have won ‘Gas Chromatography Training Consultants of the Year - UK’ in the Global Health & Pharma (GHP) Magazine 2016 Biotechnology Awards.

The award builds on the independent verification of the high quality of Anthias training courses, following the approval of the majority of these by the Royal Society of Chemistry for Continuing Professional Development.

Diane Turner, Anthias Director and Senior Consultant, commented: “We are delighted to receive this accolade recognising our work in support of this important and exciting industry. We work hard to continually improve our training course content through delegate feedback and keeping pace with industry advancements; all our consultants are practicing analytical chemists. We would welcome contact from those in the sector with training requirements; many of our courses have been instigated by clients facing a challenge.”

Nathan Angell, GHP Magazine’s Awards Co-ordinator, commented: “With these awards, we recognise professionals whose hard work and dedication has changed the shape of the healthcare industry, as well as contributing to the saving of many lives. I am proud and honoured to be able to congratulate and reward all of our deserving winners, and I wish them continued success in the years to come.”

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