Nov 3, 2026
UK growth and export partner recognised for helping North American manufacturers develop commercial partnerships across Europe and the Middle East
Dartford, United Kingdom, November 3, 2026 -- We Are Globex is celebrating two award wins for its work in business consultancy and international manufacturing growth, with a third award set to be officially announced later this month.
Business Awards UK named the company Business Consultancy of the Year at the 2026 Greater London Business Awards. We Are Globex was also named International Manufacturing Growth Partner of the Year – United Kingdom at the 2026 Global Brand Awards, organised by Global Brands Magazine.
The recognition reflects the company’s work helping manufacturers in the United States and Canada build distribution networks and develop commercial partnerships across Europe and the Middle East.
We Are Globex assesses each manufacturer’s products, pricing, production capacity and growth objectives to identify suitable markets and routes to buyers. Its team then identifies and qualifies distributors, importers, retailers, OEMs and strategic accounts, supporting introductions, commercial discussions and follow-up as relationships develop.
The company also supports private-label opportunities, helping manufacturers align product specifications, packaging and commercial terms with buyers’ requirements. End-to-end logistics support complements this work, helping manufacturers address the practical challenges of supplying overseas markets.
“An overseas launch is built one market and one relationship at a time. Our job is to test where a product fits, put it in front of the right partners and stay involved as those relationships develop. These awards recognise the people who do that work every day and the manufacturers who trust us with their international growth,” said Shane Omar, Founder and CEO of We Are Globex.
Following the Global Brand Awards ceremony in Dubai in October, the company has also received confirmation of a third award win, for Growth & Export Partner of the Year. Full details will be shared when the award is officially announced at the end of November.
Together, these achievements mark a significant year for We Are Globex as it continues helping manufacturers turn international growth ambitions into practical market-entry plans and lasting commercial relationships.
About We Are Globex
We Are Globex is a UK-based growth and export partner for manufacturers. The company helps North American businesses assess international market opportunities and develop distributor, importer, retail, OEM and private-label relationships across Europe and the Middle East. Its services span market assessment, partner development, commercial follow-up and end-to-end logistics support.
For more information, visit www.weareglobex.com.
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