Illumino Ignis Wins Business Growth Award at Simprosium 2025
- Nov 13, 2025
- 1 min read
Illumino Ignis is proud to announce that the company has been awarded the Business Growth Award at Simprosium 2025, held at the Leonardo Royal Hotel London Tower Bridge.
The prestigious two-day event, hosted by Simpro, brings together leaders and innovators from across the field service management industry. Simprosium provides a platform for professionals to share insights, explore future trends, and develop strategies that drive operational excellence and growth.
Illumino Ignis has been a proud Simpro partner for over seven years, using the field management software to help streamline operations and enhance visibility across its projects. While the company’s growth has been driven by a range of initiatives, Simpro’s platform has played a key role, providing smoother processes, real-time tracking, and efficient data flow across the business.
Kevin Corney, Director of Illumino Ignis, commented:
“We’re honoured to receive this recognition. Simpro has been a great partner in helping us optimise our systems and processes, and this award reflects the hard work and dedication of the entire Illumino Ignis team.”
The award highlights Illumino Ignis’s continued commitment to innovation, efficiency, and dedication within the fire safety and compliance sector.
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