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Fanfare SVG launches new septic management service
Alexis John (second from left), his mother Cynthia John (left), daughter Morghan John and Rev Al Blake (right) standing in front of the new septic pumper truck
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March 31, 2023

Fanfare SVG launches new septic management service

Fanfare SVG continues to diversify and the company’s latest venture has seen it move into septic management services for residential and commercial clients.

At the launch of Septic One Solutions (SOS) on Wednesday, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Fanfare SVG Alexis John said the journey has not been easy, but noted that the service being offered is of the highest quality and professionalism.

CEO of Fanfare SVG Alexis John

He said the septic pumper truck owned by the company is of top quality and additionally, his company will soon begin retailing septic tank treatment products.

Fanfare SVG is already a household name in St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) for its event planning services, cleaning products for sale and portable toilet rentals.

John said persons looking to rent chemical toilets (portable toilets), will not be disappointed if they choose Fanfare as his workers are “militant about keeping our units clean” and his units are easy to use, and top of the line.

“We have the right products to get them brand new after every use. Our units come with attendants at events who will make sure they are always clean and show people how to use the unit,” John said.

“We are looking forward to serving you with distinction,” he added.

Also speaking at the launch, which was held at the Comsport Facility in Arnos Vale, was managing partner of BDO Reuben John who noted that Alexis’s business journey is highlighted by strategic responses to market needs and market opportunities.

He said the new venture is timely and is likely to create a new phase of septic management in SVG.

“It is a business that has the potential to grow and expand,” the accountant said.

Neeka Anderson-Isaacs, who was master of ceremony at the event said: “This evening shows that passion and consistency equal success.”

She noted that the colours of the company’s logo are blue and green, which were strategically selected as the business focuses on health, wellness and occupational safety.

John, who was clearly emotional at the event, symbolically cut the ribbon to launch the business together with his mother Cynthia John and his daughter Morghan John, while standing in front of the shiny new septic truck.

The truck was blessed by Reverend Al Blake.

Fanfare SVG was established in 2008 while John was the senior marketing officer at Courts (SVG) Ltd. His position at the company was made redundant in 2014 and after leaving on May 5 that year, he decided to build his brand and focus on his business instead of seeking employment elsewhere.

Fanfare’s website www.fanfaresvg.com says that company “has been elevating life’s memorable moments throughout St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

The tagline for SOS is “Call us when **it happens”.

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