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AWE appointed authorised distributor of Sony Home Cinema Projectors


Sony Home Cinema Projectors and professional Blu-ray Disc Players will now be available via AWE Europe after the company was named as an authorised distributor in November. AWE customers can now benefit from these Full HD


and True 4K projector solutions, which present a high quality option for dedicated home cinema and living room environments. Stuart Tickle, Managing Director of AWE,


commented: “Being appointed as a distributor of Sony Home Cinema projectors is a major c oup for the team here at AWE, and reflects the joint hard work and success delivered through working closely together with Sony with their premium TVs. We now look forward to delivering the same highest levels of service and market engagement that AWE is renowned for, and that Sony Projectors deserve.” Damien Weissenburger, Business Head at Sony


Another successful night at powerBall 2018


powerBall 2018 has been hailed a “tremendous success” by the Electrical Industries Trading Company, in support of the Electrical Industries Charity (EIC). The night raised over £160,000, with dozens of companies and individuals donating £1,000 each in support of those who are suffering with mental health issues. Over 700 industry professionals got together to celebrate at Grosvenor House on Park Lane in London. Once again the biggest event in the industry’s calendar brought its guests a host of top entertainment, including the chance to sing along to the iconic Dirty Dancing hits such as ‘Be My Baby’ and ‘Hungry Eyes’. Party band Madhen and DJ Laura also made sure that every guest who attended the event


had the ‘Time of their Life’, dancing the night away to well-known hits. powerBall


2018 mental highlighted health, the


ongoing crisis in the electrical industry surrounding


which


resulted in 36 deaths by suicide within the sector in the last year alone. During the night EIC fi lled the stage with 36 lights - one for each person who lost their life to suicide - and encouraged the industry to show support by donating £1,000 for each lost life. Dozens of companies and


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individuals demonstrated their support for the industry, which will allow EIC to assist hundreds of those who are struggling with mental health issues every single day. Managing Director, Tessa Ogle, said: “Every year powerBall brings the industry together under one roof to


Professional Solutions Europe, added: “I am pleased to confirm that AWE are now an accredited distributor for Sony’s Home Cinema projector range. With AWE’s expertise and complete AV offering to the residential market, we aim to offer breath-taking, fully immersive and entertaining movie, sport and gaming experiences.” The AWE reference cinema is located at its HQ in


Epsom, Surrey and it is being upgraded with Sony projectors, and orders are also being accepted now.


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mark another successful year in our sector and this year’s event more than lived up to expectations. “We would like to say a big thank you to our headline sponsor, City Electrical Factors (CEF), all other powerBall sponsors and every one of you who showed support on the night. Without your kind support, we would


not be able to assist hundreds of our industry colleagues in their hour of need and tackle the crisis surrounding mental health. See you all at next year’s centenary celebrations.” Next year, powerBall will be celebrating its 100th anniversary on 8 November 2019 at a brand-new location - London Hilton on Park Lane.


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