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JMC win at the annual Pegasus Partner awards

Manchester based IT solutions company, JMC, is celebrating after being recognised for the fourth year running as the best Northern Partner at the 2009 Pegasus Partner Excellence Awards. MANCHESTER, UK, July 10, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Manchester based IT solutions company, JMC, is celebrating after being recognised for the fourth year running as the best Northern Partner at the 2009 Pegasus Partner Excellence Awards. As well as being awarded the title of best Northern Partner, two JMC consultants were also voted as best individuals in the Northern region. With awards granted by the accountancy software author across just three regional categories JMC faced stiff competition for the Northern Partner title from other resellers in locations ranging all the way from Cheshire up to the North of Scotland. Judging was based on feedback received from over 530 Pegasus clients on service levels at both a corporate and individual level, with the number of votes received, average scores, and additional comments all taken into account. JMC has been the winning partner since the awards began in 2006. In addition to this accolade, our consultants shared the top spot in the individual awards table with both of them scoring an impressive 9.6 out of 10. Sales Director, Mike Bentley, commented: "Having been a Pegasus Strategic Partner for over 20 years it is extremely satisfying to know that we are still considered the best partner in the North. I am incredibly proud of our team for continuing to deliver real value to each and every client. Thank you to all the clients that voted and we look forward to defending the title yet again next year."


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