The award was presented at the Portgruppen autumn meeting on November 17, 2022 to an expert in the door industry who has worked focused and hard for many years for the good of the Portgruppen. He has worked to make the difficult simple. He has deep knowledge at a rarely seen level of detail. Safety is high on the agenda and the knowledge is passed on with great commitment and always results in high grades.
The award winner Jan Tegehall, CEO of Minerva Safety AB, received a trophy and port wine.
The jury's motivation: This year's Portis has worked focused and hard for many years for the good of the Port Group.
She is passionate about making the difficult simple. She has deep knowledge at a rarely seen level of detail. Safety is high on the agenda and the knowledge is passed on with great commitment and always results in high grades.
This year's Portis Hall of Fame
This year's Portis Hall of Fame is awarded to a prominent member of the industry association Portgruppen, who through hard work, innovation, boldness, wisdom, determination, joy, commitment, collaboration and cooperation is a good ambassador for the industry.
Who is behind this year's Portis Hall of Fame?
Behind the initiative is the industry organization Portgruppen, whose task is to provide access to networks and be a neutral meeting place for industry players. Through, among other things, continuous training, lobbying work with various authorities and active work on standardization issues, Portgruppen constitutes a quality marker externally and in the industry.
Nominate someone?
The nomination process is administered by the office and the Port Group's board is the sole jury for the competition. The award is presented at the Port Group's autumn meeting.
Nominations can only be made to people who are, or have been, employed by companies that are part of the Port Group. Nominations are not awarded posthumously.
In addition to the honor, the winner will receive a prize, a bottle of Port wine and be listed on the website's Hall of Fame.
How long has this year's Portis Hall of Fame been around?
