PM Relocations, one of the most respected names in the Indian relocation services sector, recently conducted its first ever Supplier’s Meet in Gurgaon.

Over 70 of PMR’s most trusted suppliers were invited to be a part of this exclusive gathering. PMR reinforced its commitment to its vision – to not just relocate physical objects, but help people settle into new cities and make it their home. Since 1986, PMR has been consistently delivering on this promise. And to make sure that it continues to do so, it clearly communicated its vision to keep the customer at the centre of everything they do. The suppliers, in turn, shared their experiences while working with clients. Their core concerns, challenges and suggestions were discussed in great detail. PMR, in turn, proposed solutions and designed ways to make the systems smoother and even more efficient. The growth plans for the rest of the year were shared with the suppliers, so that together, a synergy could be created to ensure that the targets are achieved. The Q&A session that followed was especially fruitful, with everyone benefitting immensely from the group’s collective experience and knowledge.

Ms Aakanksha Bhargava, CEO – PMR, was very happy with their maiden Suppliers’ Meet. “Our vendors, located all over the country, came together under one roof for the first time ever. The logistics weren’t easy but it was all worth it. Together, we all aim to revolutionise the industry by creating new ways and providing fresh solutions to age-old relocation problems. Discussing our vision and growth chart with them was immensely fruitful. Their knowledge, combined with ours, threw light on many solutions. At PMR, we have a liberal, open culture that encourages all our stake holders to participate in our story. A lot of our partners found promising new business prospects in each other. We are happy to be the bridge that helps build positive business relationships. Going by the success of this one, we are encouraged to plan more such Supplier’s Meets in the future to keep the open dialogue between us, going.”