A logistics firm has won an award for transforming its finance operations.
Speedy Freight, based in Worcester, took home the Finance Transformation and Change (Up to £100m Turnover) award at the 2026 Finance Awards in recognition of its progress in overhauling its finance function.
James Pugh, chief finance officer at Speedy Freight, said: “This award is a fantastic recognition of the commitment, professionalism and ambition shown by our finance team every day.
“The transformation we’ve delivered has been a true team effort, driven by colleagues across the business who have embraced change and challenged us to continually improve.
“I’m incredibly proud of what we’ve accomplished together.”
The award highlights Speedy Freight’s introduction of new systems, improved reporting, and streamlined processes, all contributing to greater visibility and efficiency across the business.
The enhanced operations have delivered stronger financial insight to support strategic decisions and future growth.
Mike Smith, CEO of Speedy Freight, said: “Awards like these are never about one individual or one team.
“They are the result of talented people being empowered to challenge, improve and innovate every day.
“Winning the Finance Transformation and Change award demonstrates what can be achieved when you invest in people, embrace technology and build a culture focused on long-term excellence.
“I’m incredibly proud of everyone involved.”
He added: “This award also reinforces the direction we’re taking through our Global Vision 2030 strategy.
“By continuing to invest in our people, embrace technology and build sustainable growth, we’re creating a stronger business for the future and one that delivers lasting value for our customers, franchisees and colleagues alike.”
The company was shortlisted in three highly competitive categories at the awards, which recognise organisations and individuals who are driving innovation, leadership and business performance.
More information is available at www.speedyfreight.com.
