Christmas cheer from Ausplow
Submitted by bouncingorange on Sun, 11/24/2019 - 11:45
Ausplow Managing Director John Ryan AM and his partner Bernadette Turner enjoyed mixing with the staff at yesterday’s wind-up held at the Fremantle Sailing Club.
Ausplow sales and marketing manager Chris Blight (middle) was recognised for his 10 years’ service with the company. Flanking him are Managing Director John Ryan AM and General Manager Chris Farmer.
Independent liquid nutrient consultant and chemist Dave Seagreen with his wife Chantelle. Dave is involved in Ausplow’s liquid trials at the company’s Quairading trial site.
Dr Margaret Roper and Ausplow Managing Director John Ryan AM. Dr Roper is playing a pivotal role in Ausplow’s research and development program with her background as a CSIRO scientist specialising in micro-biology.
Enjoying yesterday’s company wind-up at the Fremantle Sailing Club were Ausplow service manager Ray Beacham and his wife Kay.
Production manager Titus Galsorthy (left) and sales and marketing manager Chris Blight.
Assembly supervisor Claude Vinci and his wife Ronnalyn.
Production management administrator Adam Baldwin with his wife Cindy and son Chayton.
Company engineer Comy Sumoro (left) with Borka and Slobodan Rajkovic. Slobodan also is an engineer with the company.
Operations manager Gary Andrews and partner Kris Metcher.
This happy group of welders and boilermakers included father-son combination, fabricator Nolan Panaligan (right front) and Christian (left front), who is a welder. Behind Nolan are welders Jerson and Teo and boilermaker Nick.
Ausplow warehouse manager Stuart Kerr (left) and his wife Jo enjoyed yesterday’s wind-up.
Ausplow Managing Director John Ryan AM with production engineer Krunal Patel.
It’s onwards and upwards for Ausplow.
That’s the message from Managing Director and owner John Ryan AM at the company’s annual Christmas staff party held at Fremantle Sailing Club yesterday.
“It has been another good year with strong sales,” he said. “Looking at our efforts, we’re actually defying the downturn in the economy and the drought-ravaged States.
“We’ve got a full order bank for 2020 and we’ve already taken orders for 2021 so we’re in a good position.
“I think we can look forward to another exciting year, particularly our research and development program which among things is focusing on our liquid nutrient trials at Quairading.
“Our new Multistream II was released this year and going forward I expect that will become a big part of our product portfolio, particularly with the development of optional liquid section control. We will also trial a patented granular section control system next year.
“I would like to thank our dedicated staff for their efforts this year and wish everybody, including our customers and suppliers, a very Merry Christmas.”
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Sunday, November 24, 2019