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松下電器來訪協會探討“綠色商業”建設

作者：admin 发布时间：2014-02-28

2月28日，松下電器（中國）有限公司環境方案公司副事業部長姬磊與廣州分公司總經理黃永城來訪協會，收到會長孫雄、副秘書長張淦盛的熱情接待。

據姬磊副部長介紹，松下公司在國內有良好的市場運作水平，信譽度及各方面的服務都完備齊全，爲衆多的大型連鎖企業提供良好的環境解決方案。2014年願與協會就綠色商業打造共同合作，將松下環境方案與會員企業分享，爲廣東連鎖行業的發展貢獻一份力量。

孫雄會長提到松下與協會兩方的合作已有七八年的時間，在這段時間裏，松下公司爲廣東省連鎖企業提供了很多的支持與幫助，2014年協會提出“綠色商業、智慧商業、現代商業”爲主題的工作思路,爲行業持續、健康的發展添磚加瓦，希望松下一如既往，爲行業的發展、爲企業的發展繼續貢獻力量。

姬磊副部長表示，今年Panasonic松下電器會一如既往的支持協會的工作，今後會進一步加強節能環保方案的打造，利用優勢更好地開展工作，更好的爲企業服務。

作为协会商業技術体验中心进驻企业之一，姬磊副部长与黄永城总经理一同参观体验中心，并期许共同推动先进的商業技術在零售商业领域应用实施。

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