Assupol unveils biggest billboard on the N1 as it celebrates 110 years
Pretoria - Assupol has said it has taken its commitment to creativity and branding to new heights by wrapping its headquarters building with the faces of their dedicated staff, creating the biggest billboard on the N1 road, to commemorate its 110-year anniversary celebration.
Asked about the significance of this, Velmah Nzembela, Head of Group Corporate Affairs and Marketing said, "this bold and innovative move does not only showcases our team's passion and dedication, but also serves as a celebration of our company's growth and success. Each face represents a story, a journey, and a commitment to serving our clients and communities with excellence."
"By transforming our building into a larger-than-life canvas, we aim to capture the attention and imagination of all who pass by. It is a visual representation of our brand's values, our commitment to our clients, and our dedication to making a lasting impact," Nzembela said.
Bridget Mokwena-Halala said, "Our 110-anniversary is a testament to the enduring legacy of our commitment to serving the society. We recognise that everyone's story is unique and deserving of protection. We are humbled by the trust our clients have placed in us, allowing us to become a lifelong partner in securing themselves and their families - their story is our story."
"I am incredibly proud of the team behind this project and the creativity they have brought to the table. It is a testament to the power of collaboration and the limitless possibilities that arise when we push the boundaries of what is possible," Bridget said.
As the company commemorates its 110-year anniversary, Assupol invites individuals to reflect on the importance of life insurance in securing their dreams and protecting their loved ones. By embracing the opportunity to plan for the future, individuals can ensure a legacy that lasts for generations to come.
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