Ridgid launches Reputation Roadshow
April 26, 2009
In May, Ridgid kicks off its Reputation Roadshow. Stopping at various cities in North and Latin America, the roadshow will show off new Ridgid tools and technologies. Each show stop provides tradesmen a chance to experience the latest innovations, giving them the opportunity to try out new tools, and offers sneak peeks at upcoming tools in the product line. Lunch is served at every show and a model from the Ridgid calendar is on-hand to sign autographs. To round it off, the events offer timed competitions and a daily prize drawing.
“The Ridgid Reputation Roadshow 2009 continues our commitment to trade
professionals,” said Wyatt Kilmartin, director, Ridgid branding. “This
year it is more important than ever for us to be out talking to our
customers and helping improve their businesses by introducing new
Ridgid tools that can drive efficiencies and increase their profits. We
are very excited to get back on the road in 2009!”
The only stop currently scheduled for Canada is Thursday June 11 in Regina, Sask. It runs from 11 am to 2 pm at EMCO Corp., 615 Vennels Street.
CLICK HERE for more information on the Reputation Roadshow.
Last modified on April 26, 2009
The only stop currently scheduled for Canada is Thursday June 11 in Regina, Sask. It runs from 11 am to 2 pm at EMCO Corp., 615 Vennels Street.
CLICK HERE for more information on the Reputation Roadshow.
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