The books, which mainly consisted of dictionaries and encyclopedias, were taken to an air force base in Madrid before being transported to Senegal.

“We are very proud to have been part of this great initiative. We are always eager to offer our services for humanitarian and educational purposes,” AGS Movers Madrid Branch Manager Antonio Gonzalez said.

As part of the assessment, AGS Froesch Berlin met with the management of the respective organisations to conduct a pre-move survey and immediately build a strong relationship with the organisations.

“The first impression we made with the organisations were the most important, followed by our great customer service,” says AGS Froesch Berlin Branch Manager, Klaus Meyer.

The office moves were concluded with zero damage and the organisations were very happy about the professional and skilled manner in which we’ve conducted the move.

The Wirtschaftsclub is a business club for bilateral and multilateral business connections between the EU, Russia and Central Eastern Europe. The Wirtschaftsclub unites workers from German-speaking countries who currently reside in Russia.

The main goal of the Club is to develop business connections and to deepen relations in different spheres including science, education, culture and sport, as well as setting up and supporting interpersonal contact.

The race included three categories including; a 1 and 3 kilometre run which everyone could participate in, a 5 kilometre run for athletes and five 1 kilometre runs for relay teams. Personal and team ratings were based on smart algorithms taking sex and individual results of every participant into account. Modern technologies were also used for registration and tracking purposes.

The event presented the ideal opportunity for AGS Froesch Russia to network and create sportsmanship and business opportunities with other companies. AGS Froesch Russia was proudly represented with a marketing booth where several branded gifts and flyers were handed to interested participants.

Around 10 other foreign companies also participated in the event which was followed by a dinner for participants.

AGS Froesch Russia member completes Munich Marathon

Corneliu Leahu represented AGS Froesch Russia at the recent Generali Munich Marathon in Munich, Germany. An avid athlete, Corneliu completed the 42 kilometre race in 4 hours and 28 minutes.

The Munich Marathon attracts thousands of high level international competitors and rates amongst one of the most popular marathons in the world. The race course takes runners past some of the most beautiful and scenic sights in Munich.

The Generali Munich Marathon finishes with a grand and unique experience – the final 300 metres of the race concludes with a grandstand finish in the Olympic Stadium. Corneliu proudly represented AGS Froesch Russia while wearing his branded tshirt.

The generous donation will fund the surgical procedure of at least 4 children at Smile Honduras.

Operation Smile has conducted medical programs in no less than six cities across Honduras since 1997. Its global volunteer network includes more than fifty medical professionals and hundreds of non-medical volunteers from Honduras.

More than 3600 patients suffering from cleft lip, cleft palate and other facial deformities have been treated over the last 21 years.

Cedric Castro, AGS’ CEO, feels “proud and grateful to be able to contribute to this program”.
“If we can change the lives of families who cannot afford access to safe surgery, we are delighted to help.”

AGS Communication on Progress

Davor covered a total of 1163 kilometers, from Union Glacier base across Antarctica. His journey lasted 47 days, walking around 25 kilometers a day.

Unsupported through the whole expedition, he relied on his own physical prowess and fortitude, and succeeded in this incredible challenge, despite facing extreme temperatures as low as -50° Celsius.

He will soon publish a book about this marvellous adventure, that took him from his motherland Croatia to the “end of the world”, where he kindly showed his support of our group by taking a selfie with an AGS flag.