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Process expo prize for Allpronix

October 2009 News

The popular bi-annual Process Expo organised by élancommunications was held at Nasrec earlier this year. In the spirit of healthy competition, a prize worth R30 000 – in the form of a promotional event – was on offer for the exhibitor who attracted the most visitors to this show. After the final headcounts were completed the prize was awarded to Allpronix who had managed to attract over 800 visitors to the show.

It was unanimous – Rudi Tuffek and his team decided that instead of using this prize for a simple dinner or team building exercise, Allpronix Customers would be treated to an experience they would never forget.

The company contacted SAA pilot and aerobatic ace, Scully Levin, who agreed to take the Allpronix team plus 20 clients to feel the awesome power and exhilaration of an aerobatic display. Two Pitt Specials and one Extra 300 Aerobatic Plane were organised. The day was a total hit and everyone who climbed out of the cockpit agreed – this was an experience that would never be forgotten!

Safety first – the day began with a series of pre-flight checks
Safety first – the day began with a series of pre-flight checks

Allpronix thanks élancommunications once again.



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