InfoTrack Wins Three Australian Business Awards
InfoTrack has been named as the winner of three accolades at the recent Australian Business Awards (ABA) for 2023. The tech innovation leader was recognised as an Employer of Choice (EOC), as well as in the Business Awards Category for its electronic lodgment solution SettleIT, for Business Excellence, and property transaction platform Securexchange, for Process Improvement. This is the ninth consecutive year that InfoTrack has been recognised by the ABA.
Brendan Smart, InfoTrack’s Australian Country Manager, was eager to celebrate the award wins. “We are thrilled to once again be recognised by the Australian Business Awards for all three wins, but especially within the categories of excellence and improvement. These are two areas that speak to the core tenet of what we do at InfoTrack, we aim for continual improvement to be the best that we can be.”
Speaking on the win for Employer of Choice, Head of People and Culture Daniel Ko, was keen to praise all those who contribute to the company as a whole. “At InfoTrack we champion a culture of inclusivity, transparency, and collaboration. It is these ideals that we take pride in upholding each and every day, with every person at InfoTrack taking an active part in contributing. As an organisation, we are incredibly proud and protective of the culture we have built and it is something we will continue to foster as an Employer of Choice.”
The Australian Business Awards are an annual comprehensive awards program which recognises organisations that demonstrate the core values of business innovation, product innovation, technological achievement, and employee engagement via a set of established business and product award categories.Follow the link to discover more about the Australian Business Awards 2023 announcement.
Also read: InfoTrack is One of Australia’s Best Workplaces Again
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