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European Sales Conference 2013

The Mosel recently played host to the Gantry Railing 2013 Sales Conference, with a 2 day event at Erden, a beautiful municipality situated on Mosel’s right bank.

Bringing together distributors and partners from across Europe, the conference was a superb platform to launch new technical developments and ensure the continued sharing of best practice and sales support.

Speaking of the event Malcolm Trigg, Managing Director said “It was a super conference and I would like to extend my thanks to all who came along and took part. I would especially like to thank Rebecca Lloyd of Union Railtrack who travelled from Australia to meet with the European representatives. Whilst we have systems in place to maintain constant dialogue with our partners across the globe, nothing beats face to face interaction and the value that this delivers.

It was also my pleasure to introduce Jon Sojo Arana of Auxema Stemmann to the conference as our new partner in cable trench cover systems. Jon gave an outstanding presentation which everyone felt to be invaluable.”

Gantrail looks back on another successful TOC 2013

Such was the success of Gantry Railings attendance at TOC 2013, the stand has already been reserved for next year’s event. TOC Container Supply Chain Europe is the global port-centric container supply chain event and is marketed as ‘the definitive meeting place for the world’s shipping, port and terminals industries’.

This year’s event saw the Gantry team exhibit with more than 160 other organisations to attract the 4500 attendees who came to the event over the course of its 3 days. With a reported visitor increase of 56% on 2012 numbers, the event proved itself to be pivotal in meeting new and existing clients from Europe and beyond.

The team are looking forward to the 2014 event which will take place in June at ExCel in London.

Gantrail expands Middle Eastern presence to meet growing project success

Malcolm Trigg

Gantrail recently announced the acquisition of larger premises in Dubai. This comes as a direct response to the growing number of awarded projects that the team have in place, and underlines the firm commitment that the company has to the very highest levels of ‘on-the-ground’ customer support and service.

Speaking of the office relocation Managing Director, Malcolm Trigg said “This is a real milestone in our development as a business and the very positive outlook we have for development and growth across this particular market. Having had a permanent presence in Dubai for 14 years already, this move is a significant step forward and drives our plans for growth.”

The extension of Gantry Railings presence in the market is supported by a number of new appointments and team moves. Robert Lyons has recently joined the organisation to take the role of Project Manager for the Middle East. Roberts’ key role initially will be to head up the new DP World CT3 Project.

Robert will support the existing team which comprises Jean-Claude Engelbert who has led the sales team for the last two years and K V Radhakrishnan who joined in 2000. The overall operation is further supported by Aquino and Asharaf who recently joined the Site team.

Due to the high volume of business that Gantry Railing is currently experiencing further temporary support has been provided from the UK. Alan Hood, Health and Safety & Site Manager has played a pivotal role between major contracts in the UK and Dubai. Karl Knapman and Kevin Reed, have also provided a major help for the past 8 months during the EMAL Phase 2 Project and are expected to remain in Dubai for the coming months.

For more information on Gantry Railing’s expert range of specialist products, installation and support services contact the UK headquarters on +44(0)1452 300688 or to contact the Dubai office simply call +971 4 8808079 or email gme@gantrail.com.

Global representation for Gantrail at annual conference

Gantrail Conference 2010

Gloucestershire played host recently to a number of high profile international delegates, who travelled from all corners of the globe to participate in the Gantrail Sales Conference at the beautiful Hatherley Manor in Cheltenham.

Gantrail, whose headquarters are based in Gloucester, are leaders in the field of crane rail engineering, having worked on a number of notable projects including the India Space Research Centre and, a little closer to home, the infamous sliding roof at Wimbledon.

Committed to innovation, research and development, Gantrail made significant investment to ensure that as many of their international partners as possible could participate in the event where product developments were launched and many invaluable discussions and meetings took place.

Speaking of the event Malcolm Trigg, Managing Director commented “I feel exceptionally fortunate that we were able to hold such a successful event, with colleagues and partners from across the globe taking the time to come to our conference. We are committed to continued communications with all of our international agents and partners and this event was a significant milestone in celebrating our success and proving our commitment to our partnership focus.”

New visual identity launch

Gantrail 50 years

We are delighted to launch our new commercial styling for Gantrail – bringing our visual communication in line with our global operation.

Our business is firmly built around the needs of our customers and the changing trends and developments in the markets in which we operate. As such, we undertook a programme of review to assess our corporate communications in line with the operational capabilities of our business and the influences which both we and our partners and clients encounter in day to day operations. As a result of this we have taken the decision to refresh the Gantrail visual communications and we are very proud of our new look materials which better reflect the true all round, solutions proposition that our company represents worldwide.

Malcolm Trigg, Managing Director comments “Over the coming months we will be working hard to introduce new initiatives and practical tools to ensure that we have real-time dialogue with everyone involved in the selection of crane rail solutions and look forward to continuing to work in close partnership with many of the worlds leading organisations.”