Coen Steel recently celebrated a significant milestone: being awarded the prestigious Best Managed Company award. This recognition, awarded to businesses demonstrating excellence in leadership, innovation, and performance, has been a long-standing ambition for the company. On the day of the celebration, the Coen Steel office was filled with excitement, pride, and a sense of accomplishment that resonated throughout the team.
David Coen, Managing Director, addressed the entire team during a heartfelt speech. David, spoke with deep emotion as he expressed his gratitude and pride for the Coen Steel family. For David, the award was more than just a symbol of corporate achievement; it reflected the hard work and commitment shown by everyone in the company.
He shared how proud he was, not just for himself but for his family—his brother Derek, and his father, David Sr.. Coen Steel, founded as a family-run company, has always maintained roots, and that sense of unity and shared purpose is something David holds close to his heart. Reflecting on the company’s journey, he spoke of the values that have driven Coen Steel forward over the years: integrity, hard work, and an unwavering commitment to excellence.
David also emphasised how the award was a collective achievement earned by everyone at Coen Steel. He spoke with a genuine appreciation for the entire team. “We are all part of this success,” he said, acknowledging the dedication and passion that each team member brings to their role. Whether involved in sales, administration, or manufacturing, the collective effort of the Coen Steel team was what truly earned us the Best Managed Company title.
Throughout his speech, David’s words were filled with emotion. Coen Steel has remained true to its values of family, teamwork, and trust. It’s not just a company but a close-knit group working together to achieve something great.
While the award is a remarkable milestone, the team at Coen Steel knows that this is just the beginning of their continued success. The celebration was not only about looking back on what we have achieved but also about looking ahead to what is possible.
