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September 21, 2005 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- European colocation company Redbus Interhouse (interhouse.net) announced on Wednesday it has been selected as a finalist for the "Business Turnaround of the Year" category in this year's London Business Awards, organized by the London Chamber of Commerce. The awards recognize commercial enterprise and excellence in the UK's capital.
As a finalist for the Business Turnaround of the Year award, Redbus Interhouse has demonstrated it has improved performance and overcome difficult barriers to growth. Entries were judged on criteria including the demonstration of a substantial and measurable commercial recovery, improved business performance, positive change management and future plans.
"Redbus Interhouse has made spectacular progress over the past year and a half and our share price is now almost 140 percent higher than it was in January 2004," says Mike Tobin, CEO of Redbus Interhouse. "We are obviously excited about the award, and will continue to focus on delivering the outstanding customer service levels that have been such a major influence in the company's continued success."
Chaired by Sir Gulam Noon MBE, the independent jury has been selected for its business acumen, market knowledge, proven leadership skills and qualifications. The winners of all categories will be announced at the 2005 London Business Awards ceremony, which will be held November 9, 2005 at The Park Lane Hotel.
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