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Published:  09 January, 2018

Pryor.jpgDavid Ray, technical director at PRYOR, has been named on The Manufacturer Top 100 list for 2017, cementing his position as one of the most inspiring and influential individuals in the sector in the UK. The company says his pioneering work in identification and traceability solutions saw him selected by a panel of eminent industry figures, including McLaren Automotive and Institution of Engineering and Technology chief Nigel Fine.

Ray was shortlisted in the Bold Investor in New Markets category after being nominated by both his colleagues and the clients he has been working with since he joined Pryor more than 20 years ago. This particular classification is for those individuals who have been courageous in finding new markets, increased revenue by venturing overseas and helping reshape one or multiple markets.

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