Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
I don't have any work, do I? lol
First of all, there are no orders.
There's so little work this year, you'd think it was a nightmare for construction companies.
I'm thinking the Hokuriku region might be where the job is.
So, until just the other day, I was traveling all over the Hokuriku region.
This was the week when I decided to keep pushing forward with my sales efforts.
But that's beside the point.
The VSL Association held its general meeting the other day.
It’s been a while since I last attended the annual general meeting.
This association is an organization composed of companies that have the right to purchase and use VSL anchors, and
Even though there are some of Japan’s most prominent major companies participating, a tiny company like ours has been given the opportunity to join in, lol.
As many of you probably know, a VSL anchor is...
The entire surface of the anchor is covered with corrugated pipe, and in my experience, this is an anchor that allows for extremely precise installation.
Since the PC strands are not exposed, I believe this makes it less likely for impurities to adhere and ensures reliable installation.
If you're using the special jig for the first time, you might be like, "Huh???" lol
There were some of my former seniors at the association, and it was great to see them again after so long.
I exchanged business cards with quite a few people there, so I'm thinking I'd like to visit their companies one by one lol.
As many of you probably know, I took a photo with VSL Association President Tanaka lol
It's a bit of a fad, but I guess things like this happen once in a while.
Chairman Tanaka served as president of the Japan Society of Civil Engineers, a public interest incorporated association, until last year and is currently the Chairman and Representative Director of Taisei Corporation.
When it comes to the five major general contractors, they are, so to speak, the cream of the crop in Japan's civil engineering industry.
Even though I'm not usually interested in celebrities like that, Chairman Tanaka did catch my attention a little lol.
I ended up saying, "Let's go out for drinks sometime," lol.
To be honest, I'm not really good at these kinds of gatherings, and I'm not the type to take the initiative in exchanging business cards, but,
Since it was a chance to hear from some truly remarkable people whom I rarely get to meet, I took the opportunity to talk with them about all sorts of things.
I decided I wanted to focus on sales this year.
I don't think it's easy to turn this into a career, but I'll keep at it steadily, even if it's just a little at a time.
I'm going to the KTB Anchors Association next week.
There are some things I’ll be able to share with you all about that, so stay tuned! ^^
See you later
