Random42 recognised with Queen’s Award for excellence in international trade.

Random42 Scientific Communication has been honoured with the Queen’s Award for excellence in international trade.
In the last two years their turnover has grown by 35%, 70% of it coming from US based clients, and “it is this success in the US that has won us the Queen’s Award,” commented Random42 CEO and Medical Director, Ben Ramsbottom. “We operate in a growing market and have taken advantage of that to substantially expand the level of business we do in the US. We are positioned to grow rapidly over the next five years and beyond, being a world-leader in science education, both from a pharma perspective, but also the broader research community.”

The globally recognised awards are considered the most prestigious business awards in the UK, with the international trade category recognising businesses who have demonstrated substantial international growth and commercial success within their sector.
Random42 was one of the first to develop animated sequences to demonstrate the mechanism of action for a drug or disease area. Since they started in 1992, they have developed into the largest company within the space and have since diversified into a variety of other emerging and innovative digital areas including scientific virtual reality, interactive experience and augments and mixed reality.

The award will be celebrated during a royal reception this summer.