National Family Business Day is the annual celebration of family businesses and the contribution they make to the UK economy, organised by Family Business United.
Taking place on September 23 annually, it brings the family business community together in a day of celebration and social media activity. #GBFamilyBizDay is a day for all family businesses irrespective of size or sector and new for 2021 is the creation of a group of Ambassadors to help raise awareness and support the day too.
Caribbean Blinds who are based in East Anglia are the latest ambassadors supporting National Family Business Day 2021.
Caribbean Blinds, established 1987, is a multi-award winning, second-generation family-run manufacturer of luxury external shading systems, that transform the use, functionality and enjoyment from all types of spaces.
From humble beginnings the company has grown to become the leading supplier and pre-eminent name in external shading in the UK. Working across residential, contract, commercial and trade, their products can be seen adorning the facades and gardens of discerning homeowners and businesses across the UK, with notable celebrities and prestigious commercial establishments amongst their ever-expanding portfolio of clients.
Stuart Dantzic, Managing Director at Caribbean Blinds adds: “Caribbean Blinds is a passionate, forward thinking, family run company where the entire team works as a family, each in their respective role to design, develop, manufacture and install truly exceptional products that we are always so proud of. Every team member genuinely takes great pride in ensuring their role is undertaken to the highest standards, ensuring the final product is of the greatest quality, that they are proud to put their name on and say, ‘we produced that’.”
As Paul Andrews, founder and CEO of Family Business United adds, “We are delighted to have the support of Caribbean Blinds for National Family Business Day. Each year the celebrations get bigger and it is an honour to champion the community and to celebrate the contribution they make, be it through the provision of jobs, income generation or wealth creation, not forgetting the positive impact family firms have on communities the length and breadth of the UK.”
