Little guided the company through acquisitions, a significant re-casting of the business plan, consolidation of four trading companies and a change of business model.
Despite the recession, ATG exceeded revenue and profit targets, achieving 17% profit before tax. The business also saw turnover increase by £1.54m (7%) to £24.6m. The company puts this success down to Little’s tough budgeting and monitoring.
Judges described ATG’s submission as excellent.
“It shows outstanding performance, across significant breadth of responsibilities… It’s clear that the last 12 months have been critical for the company and Ian has played a very influential role in its success and growth,” the judges said.