Progresif Sdn Bhd is handing out free giveaways to celebrate the Chinese New Year festivities.
Customers will receive a traditional red packet and mandarin orange across all Progresif branches throughout the Sultanate.
Progresif Head of Consumer Rahimah binti Kisut, who welcomed customers at the Yayasan Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Complex branch yesterday, said in a statement, “We are taking this great opportunity to thank our customers for their endless support, understanding and feedback as we work towards the early endemic stage. Progresif has pride itself on being driven by a customer-centric mentality that prioritises their daily experience with our products and services. We cannot wait to continue our journey together this year.”
Meanwhile, Head of Customer Experience Edna Nurafeeqah binti Abdul Ghani Luah handed over gifts to customers at the Times Square Shopping Centre branch.
“Our stores play a crucial role in keeping customers connected always. We would like to thank our colleagues for their hard work and commitment in prioritising customer needs above all else. Progresif is powered by people with hearts,” she said.
Alongside their strategic corporate social responsibility (CSR) pillars for education, arts and culture, Progresif has been pursuing entrepreneurship and environmental initiatives since it was established.
In support of one of its four CSR commitments, ‘Progress for Arts and Culture’, Progresif continues its yearly tradition of supporting local artists during every festive season. This time, it is collaborating with five artists from Universiti Brunei Darussalam (UBD) to produce Chinese New Year packets.
Artists Lim Sye Wen, Norhadi Ibrahim, Ridhwansabri Haji Hashim, Fuad Danny and Fatin Afiqah helped to create designs that embody the characteristics of the Tiger, to celebrate strength, boldness, and resilience in the community for the festive season.
Progresif subscribers will receive the packets when they pay their bills, subscribe, switch or re-contract to Progresif across all branches, while stocks last.
