Rieter Award 2009 – an international
award for future textile professionals
The Rieter Award has been presented annually since 1989 to
students and young professionals in the field of textile
engineering. Rieter has created the Rieter Award to support the
textile education facilities to train and to promote young
people. Furthermore the Award creates a global communication
between students, institutes and Rieter Textile Systems.
The Award winners are selected in close cooperation with
universities and professors worldwide. Those chosen are students
and young professionals in the field of textile engineering who
have distinguished themselves through soundly based academic
work and great commitment. A good knowledge of English is a
prerequisite for nomination to receive a Rieter Award. The
winners are invited to travel to Switzerland to present their
graduation thesis in Winterthur.
The four Rieter Award Winners in 2009 are: Mr. Ajit Singh
(India), Mr. Caio Sado (Brazil), Mr. Saidur Rahman (Bangladesh)
and Mr. Bakhriddin Turakulov (Kazakhstan).
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From left to right:
Andrea Ott (Rieter), Peter Illi (Rieter), Mr. Ajit Singh
(India), Mr. Caio Amaral Sado (Brazil), Reto Thom (Rieter),
Erwin Wüthrich (Rieter |
The 21st Rieter Award Week was held from September 28th to
October 3rd. The winners gained an insight into Rieter's world
during a week's stay in Switzerland. On the program were visits
to several textile production companies and to some famous
tourist attractions. The Award Week is an unforgettable
experience not only for the students, but also for the Rieter
staff taking part.
The Rieter Award was brought into being to help young
specialists in their transition to the professional world and to
establish worldwide contacts. Many of the friendships made
during this week last a lifetime. Developing and encouraging
young specialists is a tradition at Rieter - over 100 Award
winners can confirm this tradition.
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