ClearWater was a hit at a very successful BTME for Acumen Waste Services Ltd. with a good number of enquiries taken.
ClearWater’s General Manager, Matthew Mears, said: “The show seemed to be back to normal after Covid and having the show in a different month to normal in the previous year.”
The stand was very busy and footfall up on last year with continued overseas interest too. The latest ClearWater display unit was on hand and proved useful to explain the virtues of the system.
There was a host of visits from greenkeepers, machinery dealerships, places of education and others with specific interest in wash pad compliance and had seen pre-show publicity for ClearWater an Acumen.
Towards the end of the last day the big event was the Prize Draw. Jim Croxton CEO of BIGGA and Andy Smith President of BIGGA, were on had to make the draw.
The system was won by Crews Hill Golf Club, based in the Enfield area. Nick Street (Course Manager) was delighted to learn of the win and said: “This is great news and we have the prefect spot for the system.”
A new ClearWater system will be on its way to Crews Hill Golf Club and up and running very soon.
A great show for ClearWater and Acumen with impressive organisation and support from the BIGGA team as always.
