EMA Training marks five years with rebrand

Apprenticeship provider EMA Training has marked its fifth anniversary with a rebrand.

Before the current lockdown, the firm, which was founded by chief executive Tracey Mosley, unveiled its new branding at a ceremony held at its offices, known as the EMA Hub, in Siddals Road.

In front of assembled guests, EMA Training’s non-executive chairman, Richard Gerver, helped unveil the new look.

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Since being founded in 2015, Tracey and her team have achieved strong recognition across the East Midlands.

Milestones include the appointment of a management board of directors towards the end of last year, which includes James Stafford as chief operating officer and Matt Edwards as sales director.

Tracey herself was recognised as a finalist in 2019 at the Enterprising Women in Business Awards for Female Entrepreneur, while the firm achieved a more than 100 five-star Google reviews.

According to the management board, turnover trebled in its last financial year – and the firm has plans to do the same this year.

Tracey said: “I’m incredibly proud to reach this milestone – but I am even more proud of our team and the hard work that they demonstrate on a daily basis to achieve our vision, which has got us to this point.

“It has been a rollercoaster five years, with some great achievements, some turbulent times, lots of learning but most importantly, we have impacted greatly on hundreds of young people’s lives.”