CrispTech achieves place in Queensland Top 400 Private Business Awards

CrispTech Pty Ltd

Monday, 08 November, 2010

After the honour of being nominated as one the finalists in the 2010 Lord Mayor Business Awards, CrispTech has received a ranking of 217 in the 2010 QBR Queensland Top 400 Business Awards.

Now in their eighth year, the Q400 Business Awards recognise and celebrate the success of Queensland's leading private companies and businesses.

The CrispTech group would like to thank its customers for their continued support that has helped the company reach this achievement.

The 2010 Queensland Top 400 Business Awards were celebrated on 29 October at Brisbane’s Sofitel Hotel.

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