Australian Turntable Company | 11 struction sectors, as well as expanding into the arts industry. “We’re full of confidence,” Paul says. “We made a decision a number of years ago now to go global, and by doing that we’ve recognized that opportunities abound, in any number of industries. We cover a wide range of industries – we believe if we do that well, then work will continually come at us; we have to build that reputation. We’ve done that, and we’re continuing to do that.” “We’re entering the mining sector internationally at the moment, with patented products that are going to change the way mine operators design their mines,” he continues. “That in of itself will create enormous opportunities for Australian Turntable Company. We’re now opening up new offices, and we’ve got a number of distributors around the world already, and that’s paying dividends, and we’re going to continue in that vein.” “We’ve certainly adopted the global mentality,” Paul concludes. “What I’d like to do is encourage other businesses to not be afraid to go overseas. Australia is known for its innovative expertise, and I believe we should hang our hat on that. People come here because they recognize we can make something out of nothing, or solve a problem in a different way, and we can do that very well. Australia’s got nothing to be afraid of.” “I can’t tell you how proud we are to be recognized and win the Master Builders award – we’ve got plenty to deliver yet.” ATC being inducted into the Government’s Manufacturers Hall of Fame for in recognition of Manufacturing Excellence. Ben Chapman receiving a plaque on behalf of ATC
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