Investors award for Menter Cwm Gwendraeth
Menter Cwm Gwendraeth has become the first Menter Iaith in Wales to win an Investors in People Award.
The good news comes just a month before the Gwendraeth Valley-based Welsh language venture celebrates its 20th birthday.
The Welsh Assembly Government’s Investors in People (IiP) standard is designed to help businesses improve their performance and results by making the most of their staff.
It aims to improve staff management and development, and maximise employees' potential, enabling them to develop new skills.
Menter Cwm Gwendraeth Director Deris Williams said that working with Investors in People was proving to be a real catalyst for positive change in the way the company works.
She said: “We are developing a reputation as a ‘people company’ and every member of staff is given the opportunity to shape our future”.
“We are the first Menter Iaith in Wales to be awarded Investors in People and I’m particularly pleased that it has come as we prepare to celebrate our 20th birthday.”
Press note: for more information contact Roger Butler, press officer, on 01267 224114.
Menter Cwm Gwendraeth is a Warranted Limited Company and a Registered Charity established in 1991.
The company promotes the development of community development initiatives, social enterprise and the Welsh language working to complement the community vision framework of the National Assembly of Wales.
The general aims are to:
Support and strengthen healthy social networks and help create a vibrant sustainable community.
Build connections between the local community, economic activity, quality of life, the environment and the Welsh language.
Encourage social conditions which foster positive attitudes towards the Welsh and normalise the use of Welsh as a medium of communication, both orally and the written form.
Menter Cwm Gwendraeth was originally formed to work within the Gwendraeth area but the constitution was amended stating that services could be undertaken within the Region of Wales.
The good news comes just a month before the Gwendraeth Valley-based Welsh language venture celebrates its 20th birthday.
The Welsh Assembly Government’s Investors in People (IiP) standard is designed to help businesses improve their performance and results by making the most of their staff.
It aims to improve staff management and development, and maximise employees' potential, enabling them to develop new skills.
Menter Cwm Gwendraeth Director Deris Williams said that working with Investors in People was proving to be a real catalyst for positive change in the way the company works.
She said: “We are developing a reputation as a ‘people company’ and every member of staff is given the opportunity to shape our future”.
“We are the first Menter Iaith in Wales to be awarded Investors in People and I’m particularly pleased that it has come as we prepare to celebrate our 20th birthday.”
Press note: for more information contact Roger Butler, press officer, on 01267 224114.
Menter Cwm Gwendraeth is a Warranted Limited Company and a Registered Charity established in 1991.
The company promotes the development of community development initiatives, social enterprise and the Welsh language working to complement the community vision framework of the National Assembly of Wales.
The general aims are to:
Support and strengthen healthy social networks and help create a vibrant sustainable community.
Build connections between the local community, economic activity, quality of life, the environment and the Welsh language.
Encourage social conditions which foster positive attitudes towards the Welsh and normalise the use of Welsh as a medium of communication, both orally and the written form.
Menter Cwm Gwendraeth was originally formed to work within the Gwendraeth area but the constitution was amended stating that services could be undertaken within the Region of Wales.
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