Oceanair’s distributors from around the world gathered at their headquarters in Selsey, UK on 5 – 6 July 2011 for the annual distributor technical training seminar. The world’s leading supplier of blinds, shades, screens, and soft furnishings in the marine market held 2 days of intense technical training covering the in-depth technicalities of their entire product range.
From measuring, installation and programming guidance through to the latest advancements in blind technology and software, distributors left equipped with the product knowledge, sales tools and selling best practices to further grow the Oceanair brand with confidence.
Oceanair’s Sales and Marketing Director, Ian Howarth commented; “It’s great to see our distributors so passionate about our products. Whilst the event was designed to be informative, it was also an opportunity for our distributors to provide us with feedback on our products and services and to meet the Oceanair team.”
For more information please visit www.oceanair.co.uk
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