P&B Welcomes Global Agents to Manchester

Representatives from P&B’s global agents network gathered recently at the company’s headquarters in Manchester, UK for a week of education, insights and sharing.

The agents were well represented with delegates from South Africa, Malaysia, Singapore, Oman, South Korea and the USA. Manish Joshi from P&B’s own offices in Pune, India was also in attendance at the event.

From left to right: Tan Heng Choon, Dan Stanek, Neville Whitbread, Lee Chong Kiow, Manish Joshi, Dae Won Yoon, Johan Van Staden, Philip York, Ross Dyson, Pronab Chakraborty, Jon Simpson, John O’Donnell

The team at P&B provided the conference delegates with a packed agenda, which kicked off with a tour of the company’s production facilities. The agents were able to meet with P&B’s dedicated team of technology designers and engineers and gain a valuable insight into its impressive design process, which promotes continual design improvement.

By seeing where P&B’s latest generation of relay software is manufactured, the delegates could experience first hand the high standard of production quality that P&B are able to achieve.

Presentations were made to provide the agents with updates on the latest technical features of P&B’s new and retrofit relay ranges, including its latest Vision Control and Relay Communication systems.

A number of interactive sessions were a valuable addition to the agenda, which allowed agents to share information about their local markets to help build a broader understanding of changing customer requirements. By sharing various case studies, a number of the delegates were able to illustrate their experiences of different project successes.

The event was held in P&B’s brand new Customer Training Suite – a smart and comfortable 56m² space specifically designed to welcome visitors and showcase the company’s product range and capabilities.

P&B Training Suite, Manchester, UK

The week was rounded up with some fun where delegates had the opportunity to travel to North Wales and enjoy the spectacular surroundings of the Snowdonia National Park, including a trip to the top of (a fog bound) Mount Snowdon!