Brian Childs receives lifetime achievement award

February 27, 2015
Brian Childs receives lifetime achievement award From left: Oliver Haywood, Euro Sales Manager of Trico, who sponsored the trophy, presents Brian Childs with the award, flanked by CAT Editor Greg Whitaker and Marko Wowczyna, Automotive Director, NGK Spark Plugs (UK) Ltd
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Brian Childs, former Deputy Managing Director of NGK Spark Plugs has been awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award at the annual CAT magazine Awards to mark his career with the company and his work for the independent automotive aftermarket.


Brian stepped down from the day-to-day running of NGK Spark Plugs in 2013 after 38 years’ service, but continues to hold an executive advisory role with the leading supplier of original equipment  quality spark plugs, glow plugs and NTK sensors. He is also active in various industry bodies and associations.

Speaking after receiving the award at Twickenham Stadium, Brian said: “I am very surprised, but honoured to receive the award. I have enjoyed immensely my career with NGK and am delighted to continue helping the company when required. I am also actively involved with the FMI which is a great forum for meeting up with old colleagues and making new friends with others who have established careers in the automotive industry.”

Marko Wowczyna, Automotive Director, NGK Spark Plugs said, “I am delighted that Brian has received this tribute. It is particularly apt as this year marks the 40th anniversary of NGK Spark Plugs  and Brian has played such a major role in the company’s success.”
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