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Tom Gaffikin
is a business consultant
at Toshiba TEC and when he’s not
generating new business, he gives much
of his free time to The Woodcraft Folk.
Every week he helps young people
learn about big ideas to develop self-
confidence and build their awareness
of society around them. Through a
range of activities, they develop an
understanding of issues like the
environment, world debt, global
conflict and sustainable development.
By encouraging children to think,
the hope is that they will help build
a peaceful, fairer world.
I’ve never imagined being rewarded for
the work I do because I enjoy it so much! It is
a real honour to be a part of Glasgow 2014
and I’m proud to work for a company that
is supporting a large-scale event that the
whole world will be watching.
A number of Toshiba TEC employees have
been lucky enough to be nominated as
Batonbearers for the South Ayrshire district.
As well as being our own behind the scenes
heroes, their efforts in their local communities
and beyond mirror the commitments made by
the physios, nutritionists, equipment developers
and other heroes who will drive success at the
Commonwealth Games. This is what it means
for them to be a part of Glasgow 2014.
The Glasgow 2014
Batonbearers from
Toshiba TEC are:
Aimee Gardner
Chris Durrant
Graham Moore
Karen Burns
Liz Clark
Nick Taylor
Robert Hill
Tim Armer
Tom Gaffikin
Glasgow 2014 will bring everyone together
for 11 days of sporting excellence and I’m
delighted to be part of the Toshiba TEC team
that will help make the event run smoothly.
Karen Burns
is customer support
manager at Toshiba TEC’s National
Call Centre. Her team answers over
15,000 inbound calls, deals with
10,000 email/electronic enquiries,
and allocates 7,000 service visits
per month. She always goes beyond
what’s expected to make sure that
customer satisfaction is achieved.
Karen was nominated as a Batonbearer
due to her unwavering commitment
to equality and fairness, both in and
out of work.
Behind the
scenes heroes.
