Tony Smith
His appointment comes as the Atherton-based company take on a number of new projects following new orders from Manchester Airport Group, the NHS and a number of car parking clients.
Tony, who lives in Devon, said: “I am delighted to be joining MHA Lighting at such an exciting time of expansion.
“We all know how difficult the market is out there and companies need a product which gives them that extra edge.
“MHA Lighting’s award-winning waveguide technology definitely gives us that. By using waveguide technology MHA can combine all the benefits of LEDs with all the benefits of traditional fittings.”
Tony continued: “The technology, performance and reliability behind waveguide is definitely far superior to anything else I have seen on the lighting market. With further development happening all the time, the future looks very promising.
“I have been made extremely welcome by all the staff and the can-do, will-do attitude of everyone has been a breath of fresh air.”
MHA Lighting MD Tom Harrison, said: “I’m delighted to welcome Tony to MHA Lighting’s growing team of workers.
“Tony has already made a real impact in the team and has been working closely with local authorities, NHS, Blue Chip end users and key M&E contractors and consultants in the South.
“He is already proving to be extremely valuable to MHA and is on hand to discuss individual organisation’
MHA Lighting now employs more than 40 people at the company’s headquarters in Atherton, Greater Manchester. The company has also set up a permanent base in Brisbane, Australia, to help develop the market for their unique lighting technology Down Under.
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Notes to editors:
For more information of for further interview opportunities, please call Caroline Aspinall at MHA Lighting on 01942 887400 or email caroline.aspinall@
MHA Lighting:
MHA Lighting is an award-winning lighting manufacturer based in Greater Manchester. MHA Lighting is the only LED manufacturer to shine light sideways into encapsulation avoiding direct contact with the eye and providing a safe and efficient light output. They also use acrylic rods to amplify and control the light output, reducing the number of LEDs required. This means they can use high power LEDs, draw less current and have no need to diffuse the output. Their patented lighting technology uses two-thirds of the energy of other LED competitors. For more information please visit www.mhalighting.co.uk
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