Swimming Pool Scene BUSINESS NEWS
Golden Coast Expands Sales Team
Swimming pool wholesaler Golden Coast has added three new faces to its Barnstaple-based team.
Danielle Laity joined the team at the end of 2016 as the first of the new technical account managers. She has a strong understanding of the needs and support required for businesses in the industry.
Her new colleague Scott Jones brings a wealth of practical knowledge with him. Since his appointment in February, his range of experience - from working with large teams working as an independent contractor – has proved to be an asset. The latest technical account manager to be appointed is Mitchel
Percy. Mitchel brings some great technical knowledge with him to compliment his customer service skills. His electrical know-how and
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experience working with green technologies should prove to be an invaluable asset.
ABOVE: Danielle Laity joined the Golden Coast Team in 2016.
ABOVE: Mitchel Percys electrical know-how is also a valuable asset.
ABOVE: Scott Jones brings a wealth of practical knowledge.
Showroom Bar Raised
Multi-award winning Portrait Pools duo, Andrew Rutherford and David Bland, have taken the much-anticipated wraps off their ground-breaking new pool showroom.
Based in Bollington, near Macclesfield, the top drawer showroom boasts touch and feel pool finish options, a luxurious fully-tiled sunken spa, a steam room, a sumptuous cinema room and a deluxe meeting room complete with a spectacular chandelier light. Two years in the creation, work is already underway on a neighbouring wellness facility which will house ‘try before you buy’ experience rooms.
ABOVE: Holiday Park Innovation shows how adding pools and water features to holiday resorts is hugely beneficial.
The Holiday Park & Resort Innovation, returns to the NEC on November 8th and 9th, and offers an ideal route to market to the holiday park sector. Holiday Park Innovation helps businesses working with the wet leisure industry to make the most of their resorts, holiday parks and attractions by combining world class experts, face-to-face advice, 150 inspirational seminars, 350 leading suppliers, workshops, unrivalled networking and live features all under one roof. The event, which partners with our sister publication Holiday
Park Scene, aims to deliver the very best in advice, products and services creating an unparalleled opportunity for holiday and leisure entrepreneurs. Holiday Park & Resort Innovation has pulled together some of the best experts within the industry to share their expert knowledge. Antony Perry from Urban Cedar Hot Tubs will look at how to grow your business with hot tubs and Gerard McCarthy from Mr. Sauna will focus on the current trends for saunas and steam rooms. Offering an opportunity to present progressive and ambitious ideas, other water leisure suppliers include Aqua Warehouse Group, Cumbria Spas, Jacuzzi Spa and Bath, Portrait Pool and Rotospa. Register for free tickets to attend via the website.
www.holidayparkshow.co.uk
It is no coincidence the up market showroom is situated in the heart of premier football territory with several top name soccer stars already on the books.
“The showroom had to reflect the luxury pool market in which we excel,” said David. “We have created a buying experience targeted to the customers we serve. “But it is also practical as everything on display can be ordered and included in final design options,” he added. The champagne
launch included many of their existing clients with a suitably high-end raffle in aid of local charity Kidscan for research into childhood cancers. *You can see more
pictures from the new Portrait Pools site in our showrooms feature which starts on page 52 of this issue.
ABOVE: Andrew Rutherford, left, and David Bland, pictured at the opening of their luxury pool showroom opening.
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