Elanpro, an Indian-leading commercial refrigeration company, recently organized an extensive four-day training program designed to empower its service executives with the knowledge and expertise required to meet the evolving demands of the Indian refrigeration sector. The event, attended by over 30 service professionals from across the country, underscored the company’s commitment to exceptional after-sales support.
Speaking about the initiative, Ranjan Jain, managing director, Elanpro said, “Service has always been the cornerstone of our operations. By investing in our team, we not only elevate their technical and professional capabilities but also reinforce our promise of delivering unmatched customer support. This annual program reflects our vision of nurturing a customer-first approach, even as the market evolves.”
The training covered critical aspects such as managing field challenges, aligning sales and service goals, and enhancing problem-solving skills for Elanpro’s key products. The interactive sessions with customers provided valuable insights into their expectations, further enabling the team to tailor solutions effectively.
Jain adds, “We understand the importance of staying ahead in a competitive industry. Through such initiatives, we ensure our team is equipped to tackle new challenges and exceed customer expectations consistently. We are committed to conducting more programs like these to keep our professionals abreast of the latest industry trends and best practices.”
The company reaffirmed its commitment to continuous learning and development, with plans to explore similar initiatives in the future to further enhance workforce capabilities. With these initiatives, Elanpro aims to set higher standards for service delivery in the refrigeration sector, solidifying its leadership in the market.
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Naresh Khanna – 10 February 2025
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