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WBI Home Warranty Ltd celebrates appreciation night

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 16 Sep, 2022 04:55 PM

WBI Home Warranty Ltd celebrated its customer appreciation night at Royal King Palace in Surrey.

Gordon Houston Executive VP with WBI Home Warranty was present along with newly elected Liberal MLA for South Surrey/White Rock Elenore Sturko.

Nav Grewal, Associate VP with WBI Home Warranty posed with clients as a gesture of appreciation for putting their faith and trust in the company.

High profile politicians also attended the event. MLA for Surrey-Panorma Jinny Sims addressed the audience.

MP for Surrey-Newton Sukh Dhaliwal also attended the event and took to the stage.

Singer Baljit Kainth entertained the audience by singing old classics and high energy Bhangra dancers set the stage on fire.

It was a memorable night for the clients with great entertainment, food, and drink.

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