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ASL Marketing Director visits Senegal
Exclusive Genuine Decra® Distributor for Senegal; CSTM were visited by ASL Marketing Director Simon Pogson this week at their headquarters in Dakar. The well known roofing suppliers welcomed Simon for discussions on strategy and advertising and have an exciting future planned for Africa’s favourite stone coated metal roof tile. Look out for CSTM’s new showrooms that are coming soon to create a professional and relaxed atmosphere for selecting your Decra® roof and other CSTM products.
Whilst in Dakar, Simon joined ASL Regional Representative Landing Goudiaby in visiting several large Developers and happy Decra® customers.
Pictured with Simon is Mrs Lydie Carlos of CSTM (www.cstm.sn)
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