Mr. Tomasz Grela Awarded With Polish Hercules-Statue

Mr. Tomasz Grela, CEO of ALUPROF, has been awarded with Polish Hercules-statue. It’s the most prestigious award given annually by "The Builder" monthly magazine.

Every year, “The Builder” magazine highlights significant achievements of individuals and companies operating in the construction industry. The following awards were given out at the 13th edition of the gala BUILDER AWARDS, which took place this February 18, 2016 in Warsaw: Construction Company of the Year 2015, Builder's Laurels 2015, Industry Personality of the Year 2015, and Polish Hercules-Statues 2015.

The competition organized by “The Builder" is aimed at disseminating good practices in the construction industry. Every year, the jury, consisting of the Programme Council and the "Builder"’s editorial staff award the best companies and individuals operating in the construction sector. Companies and their managers fight for the title of Construction Company of the Year. In addition, the jury grants “Builder's Laurels” to companies, institutions, organizations and universities that support the construction industry with their expertise, technologies and services.

Every year, the winners of the Construction Company of the Year may qualify for the most prestigious prize – the title and the statue of Polish Hercules. The prize is awarded to companies and their managers to recognize their outstanding achievements in the construction market. Mr. Tomasz Grela, Board President and CEO of Aluprof was awarded for his achievements in 2015.

This is not the first award for Mr. Tomasz Grela and ALUPROF given out by the "The Builder" magazine. In 2013, ALUPROF was awarded with the title “Construction Company of the Year”. The prize was awarded for the achievements and market successes, professionalism, market activity and position on the construction market. The effective management, and the constant expansion of the company’s potential, as well as participation in the creation and promotion of innovative, energy-efficient, architectural solutions for the Polish construction industry were also appreciated.