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15 COMMERCIAL maltatoday | SUNDAY • 10 MARCH 2019 PETAL Glow Age is an intensive plumping treatment with revitalising and smoothing action. Its soft and smooth texture with the so- phisticated rose scent make it as the most luxury multi-sensorial ritual for the face. The perfect blend of the rose petals and the revolutionary JALUROSE CPX make the skin feel deeply hydrated and smooth. It strengthens and regenerates the skin making it feel soft and comfortable all day long. Diego Dalla Palma is exclusively distrib- uted by Chemimart Tel: 21492212 Multi-radiance re-plumping mask FAPI Motors Ltd., the official distrib- utors of Harley-Davidson Motorcy- cles in Malta, are constantly striving to provide only the best possible ex- periences to their customers, by con- stantly investing in training programs for its workforce. Following Fapi Motors' service tech- nician, Jonathan Pandolfino's training last month, the automotive distributor has now provided a unique opportuni- ty to Darren Borg, a Fapi Motors sales representative, to undergo training at a Harley-Davidson dealer in South East Europe. Borg attended an intensive two-day course which was oriented towards Harley-Davidson sales in parts, ac- cessories and general merchandise. The course was attended by multi- ple Harley-Davidson representatives from dealers all around Europe, who had the opportunity to share ideas as well as build strong relationships for networking possibilities. The train- ing was conducted by Nikos Kanel- los, a Harley-Davidson sales specialist, where he trained Borg and the other representatives on the different stages of a sales process as well as sharing with them tips aimed at helping to guide the customer better. Fapi Motors and Harley-Davidson Malta aim at providing the best possi- ble service and customer experience to its clients and these training opportu- nities enhance this philosophy. When asked the importance of regular train- ing, Darren Borg commented, "Buy- ing a motorcycle always has a special meaning, especially a Harley-Davidson! The bike becomes a part of you, and we at Fapi Motors want to be able to guide customers in finding the perfect fit; these training programs continue to provide us with the proper customer skills to meet the ever-changing needs of clients." For more information about Harley- Davidson or Fapi Motors, contact us on (+356) 7900 1019, on info@Fapi- Motors.com, or visit our showroom at Focus Building, Mdina Road, Attard ATD9037. FAPI Motors is a Mobility Business Unit within Famalco | Build- ing Businesses. Harley-Davidson Malta training experience ACROSS the world every day, Emir- ates' flights connect people and busi- nesses, enabling travel, tourism and trade. Whether from the cockpit, or inside the aircraft cabin, on the ramp or at the hangar, at service desks across the world or from headquar- ters in Dubai, Emirates' female em- ployees make an important contri- bution to the successful operation of every one of the airline's flights, every day. On the occasion of International Women's Day Emirates has released a video that celebrates the diversity of its female staff and highlights the varied roles held by women across the company. Abdulaziz Al Ali, Executive Vice President of Human Resources at Emirates Group said: "On the occa- sion of International Women's Day, we'd like to thank all of our female staff for their dedication, profession- alism and for their significant contri- bution to the success of Emirates. We are very proud of our talented and passionate female colleagues and we will continue to provide an environ- ment that facilitates the enhance- ment of professional skillsets and career growth for women in the avia- tion industry." From its very beginnings, the Emir- ates Group has recognised the po- tential of employing a diverse work- force with women represented across the business. Women are employed across 1,100 wide-ranging job roles covering all major operational, com- mercial and business support func- tions within the group. In addition to roles such as cabin crew and pilots, women also work in a number of technical positions spanning aircraft maintenance and aircraft appearance in engineering as well as in ramp, flight, crew and cargo operations. This includes spe- cialised roles such as aircraft licensed engineers, cargo load masters, ramp operations team leader, turnaround coordinators and flight dispatchers. Women form over 40% of the work- force at the Emirates Group and come from around 160 nationalities, including over 1100 UAE nationals. Female employees are also repre- sented in all seniority levels within the Group including in mid and sen- ior management positions. Over one fifth of the women working in Emir- ates have also been with the airline for 10 years or longer. Emirates salutes its female employees on International Women's Day

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