My performance
starts at 12 noon. I normally arrive a hour before lunch to get my fix for the
day; my first coffee of the day; and that really spikes me to a waking state of
no return; even my fingers glides over the keys like Speedy Gonzalez – go go
amigo = jp (:>
Walking into
the Ballroom to open the Kawai Grand Piano stopped me in my tracks by the
stunning layout of the tables set by none other than the staff of the Café: Tania,
Lwazi, Edith, Kevin, Chantelle and Lydia.
The
exquisite detail was commendable. They used serviettes to match the corporate
colours of the company Beier Safety Footwear www.beiersafety.co.za who on this day
launched a marketing campaign of their
new catalogue. The campaign was appropriately titled “The World is a Dangerous Place – We’re
Making It Safe”
30 members
of their company – comprising of owners, managers and their sales team attended
the launch. There was a motivational talk upstairs in one of the function rooms
where the Gallery and Casbah Design Boutique is. They enjoyed the motivational
talk, followed by the campaign launch and then the stunning lunch.
Nick Bryant,
Key Account Manager for Beier Safety Footwear, who was introduced to me by his
sister, Sally, administrative assistant at Casa Labia Cultural Centre, told me that it was a highly successful day
and enjoyed by all whom attended.
Most of them have never been at Casa Labia
and were totally in awe with the opulence and ambience, which I noticed on
their facial expressions when they entered the Ballroom.
Here are some of the photos taken during their lunch:
Nick, kindly
sent me some of the photographs that was taken during the day of the launch
which some of them are included here.
An email
from Nick Bryant:
“Hi JP,
Thank you so
much for completing the ‘perfect day’ for my customer function. You added a
wonderful element to lunch today. Many of my clients came up to me and said
they had wanted to “clap” between each of your pieces of music but didn’t know
if this was the “done” thing.
Nevertheless,
it was brilliant. Thanks again.”
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