Life Time Achievement Award Peter Harvey
This is a special award, that goes to instructors that have made a significant impact on the industry, and have gone above and beyond. This is not voted on, it is debated by us at GoRoadie and with our partners at the DIA.
This award goes to no other than Peter Harvey. Congratulations.
What to say about Peter that hasn't already been said. Over 40 years in the industry, he is known from Wick all the way down to Cornwall.
Peter has been an enthusiastic leader for the MSA GB. He has taken the major association through COVID, he reorganised the board, and even brought the association into the future by releasing the MSA GB App for all driving instructors - not just it's members.
But, it's not just the work he does that will be remembered for Peter. It's the time he spends with individual ADIs or PDIs or even his students in Paisley. He is keen to listen, he is always there as a sound board, and he is there to support those he believes in and those that need it.
The driver training industry is better for having him around.
From GoRoadie's perspective, we managed to get a one on one meeting with Peter around 2018 when we were just starting out. Peter heard us out about what we wanted to do, and gave us feedback and helped us to understand the industry. His advice - everyone should know this - was always direct and to the point. He was never one to sugar coat things, and he was always honest.
We are proud to call Peter a friend, and we are proud to call him a winner of the GoRoadie Life Time Achievement Award. Peter, we know you are stepping down from the MSA GB as National Chairman, but we know you will still be around. We look forward to seeing you.
To say I was surprised when I was given this news would be a huge understatement, I had no idea I had even been considered. I would like to thank the team at GoRoadie and DIA for presenting me with this lifetime achievement award, I am truly grateful, humbled and wondering, why me.
- Peter
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Peter Harvey from MSA GB takes home the special award for Lifetime achievement. A special congratulations and thank you for everything!
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