Tim Jasper Rohan 2009-2010
Posted 23rd December 2009 in Rohan News & Events
Dear All. Quite a year really. It was fantastic to have been able to run the Rohantime Events in The Lakes and Dunster and to meet so many Rohan people. You all had a great time if the feedback is anything to go by.
It was also an amazing experience to have run our first Rohan Trek with you, when 12 of us went to Iceland in August. For anyone who loves the outdoors, is not averse to the risk of crazy weather, then I say – go to Iceland, it’s a magical place!
From the business side of things, we all seem to be weathering the recession in reasonably good order. We have done a lot of work this year on positioning Rohan to grow in the coming years. There are a lot of
plans afoot. On the design side we have had a great year designing the 2010 ranges and – as I always tend to be – I’m very excited about the new things that are on the way. The emphasis of everything we’re doing now is properly-conceived, highly reliable, useful gear that will help you to enjoy whatever adventures you are planning for 2010.
Many thanks for all your support over the last year, best wishes for the season and here’s to a healthy, happy and exciting 2010.
Tim Jasper, Brand Director, Rohan.
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