Alimak Group Becomes IPAF s Fourth Sustaining Member
Sustaining Member is a new category of the IPAF membership designed to recognize and sustain IPAF’s strategic initiatives and overall contribution to improving safety and productivity in powered access worldwide.
Feb 3rd, 2021
The International Powered Access Federation (IPAF)
The International Powered Access Federation (IPAF) announced the Alimak Group, the global mast-climbing work platform (MCWP) and construction hoist (passenger, goods, and transport platforms) manufacturer, as its fourth Sustaining Member.
With headquarters located in Stockholm, Sweden, and no fewer than 26 subsidiary companies and a presence in more than 20 countries worldwide, the entire Alimak Group are now members of IPAF following discussions and an agreement to sign up to the Sustaining Member category during 2020. Alimak Group joins Haulotte, APEX, and Henderson Insurance Brokers as Sustaining Members of the federation.
Skyjack, a member of the Linamar Corporation, has announced that they will be hosting their own online trade show, SKYWORLD Live, from Feb. 22 - 26.
“We love seeing our customers face-to-face at shows, physically walking them around our machines, and showcasing a number of products all at once, so there were definitely some challenges in pivoting our trade show strategy for 2021,” says Malcolm Early, vice president of marketing at Skyjack. “But with the challenges came some opportunities as well, and we realized we could open this up to a wider market than what’s typically available at a single show”
In a press release, Skyjack has revealed that the online event will launch a new product each day, complete with in-depth product presentations and virtual walk-around videos. Attendees will also have the opportunity to meet with service, product development, and sales personnel.
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