Toshiba and Rashi Peripherals to reward Partners

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Toshiba and Rashi Peripherals to reward Partners 
Toshiba storage along with its distributor Rashi peripherals is all set to fly more than 100 partners to Hong Kong and Macau very soon. The trip to Macau will be as a part of the reward which partners will win for Toshiba external hard drives. This new program for the partners is valid during the JFM quarter.
Rashi is overwhelmed by the tremendous response from the partner community not only from the metros but also from smaller locations like Madurai, Jammu, Guwahati, Trichy etc. This will be the first ever trip conducted for Toshiba storage products and partners are very excited for the same. In fact most partners are planning to qualify for 2 seats so that they can be accompanied by their spouse.
Rajan from Super- tech computers on a lighter side said “I am aiming for doubling the target so that my wife can join me at the Macau casino. While I reap profits by selling Toshiba external hard drives I will also have the opportunity to win at Macau casino. It is utmost necessary that my wife accompanies me to help me collect the winning amount at the casino. I thank Toshiba &RashiPeripherals to give me the opportunity to double my benefit.”
Polad Garda, Manager Marketing- Storage Devices, Toshiba India says “At Toshiba we firmly believe in appreciation for partners efforts. Thus to take it to the next level we have decided to motivate them further with a complimentary trip for them to relax. We have been investing heavily to ensure maximum partner participation.....See More

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