Daikin’s awesome success in corporate regatta

14 August, 2005

Four intrepid oarsmen from Daikin Airconditioning, 360 Engineering and Eventemp (Midlands) and cox Hazel Shackleton, of Daikin, won the men’s 500 m sprint in the recent corporate regatta organised by 4-times Olympic gold medallist Sir Matthew Pinsent. The event was held at Dormey Lake near Windsor and gave competitors from companies in the south east first-hand knowledge of the training and teamwork required to succeed at this exhausting sport. The event was open to mixed teams with no previous experience. Sir Matthew Pinsent is on the right of the photo, with (from left) Paul Shipley of Eventemp, Paul O’Flanagan and Paul Worth of 360 engineering, Hazel Shackleton and Ben Burton of Daikin.

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