Wazzup Pilipinas!
When I learned about Norman Black as brand ambassador of the leading power tools brand Skil , and that he is coming to the 90th anniversary celebratory campaign dubbed as “May Tiwala Ako” press launch, I had to block of my schedule immediately.
The popular basketball icon is a great choice as an ambassador to the Skil line of products. Loyal users of Skil products, who have placed their trust in the brand, should be able to look up to someone that has an equally great reputation in his field of expertise.
And if you want to talk about someone to look up to, then with Norman Black's intimidating height, you really need to look up.
The "May Tiwala Ako" campaign centers on building long-term relationships with the brand’s consumers and pays homage to its real users which include the professional workers, freelancers, small scale businesses, and tradesmen.
Norman Black giving a short message at the Skil@90 Celebration Press Launch held at Hungry Hounds restaurant located at the Bonifacio Global City (BGC).
All questions from the media were answered during the panel discussion |
The Skil 90th anniversary triggered the launch of a new product lineup which consists of ergonomically designed power tools that highlight the brand’s heritage and global expertise. Professional tradesmen and amateur builders will see and experience products that get the job done such as Lithium-ion powered cordless screwdrivers, drill drivers, and the new range of Skil impact drills.
“2014 is a milestone year for Skil. We are fully committed to enhancing the quality of life with more revolutionary and affordable products,” says William Go, Bosch Power Tools Country Sales Director. “Skil constantly innovates and improves its product lineup. In doing so, we are able to provide our users with a holistic experience that keeps up with the ever-changing construction industry.”
Skil Power Tools were so easy to handle even by beginners |
The tougher Skil power tools on display |
William Go, Bosch Power Tools Country Sales Director |
Martin Valenzuela, Skil Brand Manager |
Norman Black, Skil brand ambassador |
All smiles for teh camera and say "Skil!" |
Ross Del Rosario of Wazzup Pilipinas is present |
SPIT provided the improv entertainment |
The SPIT gang may not be complete but they sure made the afternoon more special |
We love Skil and Bosch!!! Our preferred power tool brands! |
“Our partnerships with our regional retail partners enable us to connect with more people across the country,” says Skil Brand Manager Martin Valenzuela. “We aim to continue bringing Skil’s product excellence to real users and forge long-term partnerships with them.”
Beyond its power tools, Skil is committed in strengthening its relationship with local communities through community-building and youth development. The Paint the Town Red initiative reaches out to chosen communities where Skil builds basketball courts for the community members to enjoy. Skil also conducts hands-on workshops and vocational training for community members, and donates tools to participating barangays. The power tools donated will be used to educate men and women on how to use them as an alternative source of livelihood.
To date, Skil has exceeded its original target of completing 40 basketball courts in the country and will mark its 56th structure in Tacloban in June of this year. Since the program’s inception in October 2012, Skil has already reached 29 cities and over 6,000 residents across the Philippines.
“Paint the Town Red is a sustainable effort by Skil to contribute to grassroots youth and community development,” says Norman Black, Skil Brand Ambassador. “I hope that we are able to inspire more real users and youth through Skil’s programs and activities.”
As Skil commemorates its 90th year, the leading power tool brand expresses its gratitude for the support and trust of its partners and users who believe in what the brand stands for. Skil remains steadfast in providing real users with high quality products and inspiring men and women towards the improvement of their livelihood and sustainable development through community enhancement initiatives.
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