Being part of the British manufacturing sector is very important to us, and has been one of our fundamental principles

Despite being created to protect broken limbs whilst bathing, the LimbO has become a well established part of wound care management.

As a British manufacturer, we support apprenticeship schemes. Shaun Nightingale, our Technical Director, explains why.

Thesis has always focused on supporting and promoting sector bodies and associations which strive to promote orthopaedic excellence

Thesis has been shortlisted as a regional finalist in the FSB Small Business Awards 2020 in the category of Family Business of the Year.

Earlier this year Thesis Technology was shortlisted in the SME of the Year category at the Thames Valley Business and Community Awards.

As Managing Director at Thesis, Ana Mardell has become convinced of the link between physical and mental health and business success

Our focus on education and training means that for some years we have chosen to make a number of charitable contributions to organisations.

it wasn’t until 1982 that a dedicated course was set up to train plaster technicians.

Thesis is a true family business. Run by the families of the founders and employing families within our 50 strong workforce.

Since 2017, Thesis has been supporting Havant based charity Singing Gorilla Projects.

In September we joined the Annual Leg Club Conference in Worcester. Although this was our first conference with the Leg Club, we have...

Ana Mardell, MD of Thesis, explains why she is a member of an advisory group for MDs, executives and business owners

With the help from the Orthopaedic and Trauma Alliance (OTA) Dean Chew, an Orthopaedic Technician, has launched the Pot Look website

We are always keen to mitigate our impact on our environment, so we are pleased to share details of a new initiative we are supporting

2019 marks the 25th anniversary for Thesis Technology Products – a significant milestone for any company and one we could not let pass

We were delighted to again sponsor the Diabetic Foot Amputation Cycle Ride which took place on the 7th and 8th July.

We were delighted to be part of the 2019 EWMA (European Wound Management Association) conference in Gothenburg, Sweden earlier this month.

As part of our growth into international markets we were delighted to join a recent EU trade delegation to Japan.

Paying the Real Living Wage is a choice and one we take actively and proudly.