On the morning of Dec 2nd,a group of 25 senior officials from Pakistan visited PR Lighting’s headquartersin Guangzhou, along with representatives of the Chinese National CommercialDept. As a leading enterprise from the stage lighting industry in China, PR Lighting was the only manufacturer from this sector that was selected for theirtour of the city.

A high profile reception wasorganised by PR Lighting’s international sales team, while Dave Liang, thepresident of PR Lighting, also welcomed the guests personally.

Senior Sales Manager, Lawrence Mao,made an inspiring introduction and presentation to the honoured guests. They,in turn, were extremely impressed by PR Lighting’s history, talented team,innovative technology, numerous high level projects and the way in which it hadexpanded to gain brand recognition throughout the world.

The officials were still reflectingon the company’s achievements when the lighting and music suddenly fired up, engagingthem in a full concert atmosphere provided by the dynamic PR Lighting fixtures.They gave a unanimous vote of approval and eagerly shot videos of theimpressive show.

Afterwards, the delegation conducteda factory walkabout, taking in the workshop and factory, and getting to knowthe management. When they witnessed the high standard of safety measuresintroduced at the facility, as well as the on-site sporting facilities, readingand entertainment activities for the junior staff, as well as the competitionand training standards, they realised the extent to which PR Lighting has goneto build its enterprise into a solid culture.

At the end of the visit, Dave Liangwas presented with a hada, a traditional ceremonial scarf, by the officials, asan expression of their gratitude and highest respect.

“It was a great privilege for PR Lighting to receive these honored guests and be given the opportunity todemonstrate the strength of the PR brand and the people behind it,” concludedLawrence Mao. “All of our team members demonstrated great professionalism,which created a very positive image, and the Pakistani guests left with astrong impression of PR Lighting.”