Accreditation
A company that displays our logo supports the aims and objectives of the QBA and adheres to the QBA code of practice.
This logo is a symbol of trust and integrity and shows that companies strive to measure themselves against a proven standard of quality.
It is a very effective marketing tool and instills confidence in both new and existing clients. It gives companies a distinct, competitive edge whilst differentiating and elevating clients from their competitors.
Members are encouraged to display both the symbol and the customer charter so that everybody can see the standards by which they aspire to.
Interview with Owen Murray. What is your business? The name of the Business is Mint Fitness. We operate a fully mobile fitness business based in the Dublin area that offers you the right training plan, nutrition plan and motivation to achieve your goals. You can train in the comfort of your own home, garden or [...]
Interview with Pascal Walsh What is the main service that CMO Credit Management provides for its customers? Well, our company provides two major services to ensure customers can get the maximum return. The first is credit vetting and evaluation. At CMO, we will go through a company’s credit history to ascertain as to the [...]
Interview with Elaine Whelan So tell me a little about the company. We are a family owned garage and one of the longest established garages in the area. We opened our doors in 1964 when John Kelly Snr moved from a rented space across the road and bought the current site. And how many [...]
Interview with Ken Hayes So how did you get into the computer services industry? Well it was always something I had been interested in. I’m originally from an electronics background but computer services had been a hobby of mine for a while, you know, tinkering with computers, seeing their capabilities and how they could [...]
Interview with Brendan Prior Tell me a bit about the business, Brendan. Originally, I trained in accountancy and had been practicing for 10 years. However, I wanted to get into something new and different. I had an idea of starting up a gym in Balbriggan after noticing the lack of such a facility in [...]
Interview with Elaine Brereton So could you tell us a bit about the company? The company was started by my father, James Brereton Sr., in 1977, a specialist in central heating and plumbing. Now, my brother, James Jr., and I are carrying on the family trade. We do all types of oil installation, gas [...]
Interview with Amy Farrell Tell our members a little bit about your company The company was established in 1805, moving away from the tea and confectionary markets, to the purveyors of fine wine and whiskey. For over 200 years, we have been promoting and selling quality wines and whiskey to the domestic market. Our [...]
How long have you and Colin been in business? We started Fletcher Bentley back in February. Colin, unfortunately, was made redundant from his job as an IT Engineer and so joined forces with myself and are building ourselves up slowly but steadily. We provide your business everything from office hardware and software instillation to systems [...]
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I suppose the first thing our members would like to know is how long you have been in business? Well, firstly, as a precursor to my current business, I had been in the industry for many years. Right around the beginning of the current economic downturn, I had been considering setting up my own business. [...]
The Quality Business Alliance chats to Maureen Lee of the Malahide Florist.
