SES America recognised for overall excellence in manufacturing

Dynamic message signs (DMS) supplier SES America was recently named winner in the Overall Excellence for Manufacturers category of Providence Business News’ 2015 Manufacturing Awards Program. The company was recognised for its accomplishments and commitment to manufacturing success in the Rhode Island. “The entire SESA team is proud to take part in what the media calls the ‘renaissance in American manufacturing’ and to be recognised for our overall performance,” said Philippe Perut, president of SES America
March 17, 2015 Read time: 1 min
RSSDynamic message signs (DMS) supplier 7846 SES America was recently named winner in the Overall Excellence for Manufacturers category of Providence Business News’ 2015 Manufacturing Awards Program. The company was recognised for its accomplishments and commitment to manufacturing success in the Rhode Island.
 
“The entire SESA team is proud to take part in what the media calls the ‘renaissance in American manufacturing’ and to be recognised for our overall performance,” said Philippe Perut, president of SES America. “We are continuously identifying ways to improve our productivity while investing in R&D to introduce more innovative, dependable products. Our key focus remains on our customer’s satisfaction and the long-term benefits they have in choosing SESA.”
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