The Afterguard: Sir Keith Mills Receives Honoury Degree From Loughborough

Monday 20 August 2007

Sir Keith Mills Receives Honoury Degree From Loughborough

As self-appointed custodians of all news TEAMORIGIN, The Afterguard notes that the UK's Loughborough University has recognised TEAMORIGIN's founder, Sir Keith Mills, "in recognition of his innovations in business and customer loyalty, and for his role in the leadership of the successful London 2012 Olympic Games Bid."

Lord Sebastian Coe did the honours on 23rd July, 2007 - the same day that TEAMORIGIN's entry for the 33rd America's Cup was officially recognised by ACM - in bestowing upon Sir Keith an honoury Degree of Doctor of Technology, Honoris Causa (Hon DTech).

The full announcement can be read on Loughborough University's website, here.

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