ATL launches Panasonic Pro
BLAIR… the pro shops are intended to increase product awareness and sales
Business
August 22, 2017

ATL launches Panasonic Pro

Business and engineering solutions retailer Appliance Traders Limited (ATL) is promising a new experience for customers wanting to buy the electronics brand’s air conditioning units with the unveiling of an innovative Panasonic ProShop.

The Panasonic ProShop, touted as the first of its kind in the Caribbean, will serve as a specialized hub for AC systems, an ATL exec said at the launch last Wednesday evening at its Half-Way-Tree Road Headquarters.

The ProShop is a part of ATL’s growth strategy and will allow consumers to see, feel and experience an extensive line of cooling solutions, including the innovative Sky Series, according to the retailer.

A second ProShop was launched at ATL’s Montego Bay facility last Friday.

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