Showing posts with label Sponsorship Events. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sponsorship Events. Show all posts
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Thursday, June 25, 2009
Lion's Cup Trophy 2009
THE TROPHY"The brief from SA Rugby was the design had to represent players in the lineout, all reaching together for the ball", says Carrol Boyes. "My idea revolved around the fact that 4 nations England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales and the South African Springboks are coming together for a specific purpose. The sculpture signifies the united force - a common goal, a sense of unity and a spirit of teamwork".
"I therefore see the players as a team on the ground and the players reaching into the sky, as a further connection between south and north", philosophizes Ms Boyes.
The symbolism of the trophy:
There are three distinct parts to the trophy.
1. Base figures
2. Smaller mid stem figures
3. One figure holding aloft a rugby ball
1. The three figures emerging from the base are the support structure. Well grounded in rugby tactics, they form the beginnings of the "line out" and the team members who will ensure that the catcher is "head & shoulders" above the rest of the players.
2. The mid stem figures represent unity, skill and strength. Each of the players is dependent upon the others for the success of the team as a whole.
3. The top figure symbolizes the culmination of teamwork. The "man at the top" is only there because of his teammates. Success can only be guaranteed with a solid backing.
4. The rugby ball is the "prize". Possession and placement of this elliptical object determines the final scoring. In the trophy, this familiar shape has been purposely exaggerated to draw attention to its symbolism.
The surface of this sculpture has also been carefully considered. Alternatively textured or smooth in parts, it represents both the skill and strength necessary for perfect teamwork.
The uneven surface represents the tough strength required by each team member, bringing their combined force to the game.
The smoothness of the ball and the single figure represents the slickness and tactical skill of well trained players and a good game plan.
These two elements together create the necessary formula to win and be awarded the trophy.
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Friday, September 26, 2008
The Madam Mercedes Musical Mystery Tour entertained the top 120 female Mercedes-Benz clients and CaRRoL BoYeS was proud to be a sponsor!
The afternoon included a fun rally in Mercedes-Benz vehicles to the winelands, and back again. Leader of the pack was Ryk Neethling and Corne Krige.
The Pioneer School for the Visually Impaired were the beneficiary.
A fun day for all!
Friday, August 22, 2008
Carrol Boyes was one of the proud sponsors of the Glacier (Sanlam), Cadiz and Momentum Women's Day Event
Carrol Boyes was one of the proud sponsors of the Glacier (Sanlam), Cadiz and Momentum Women's Day Event held at the Zevenwacht Wine Estate on Friday, 8 August 2008. The event was attended by 220 women from various financial institutions across the Western Cape. Proceeds of the Event went to Philani (committed to the promotion of good child health and nutrition) and Sisters Inc (caring for the needs of abused women and children).
From left: Shaun Schrickker (Carrol Boyes), Shamiela Arnold (Momentum) and Melonie Grunewald (Carrol Boyes)
Place Setting with Carrol Boyes Gift
Guests
Friday, August 15, 2008
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
The Business Women's Association Awards 2008
Representatives from Carrol Boyes, Edward Nathan and Sonnenbergs and Metropolitan .jpg)
Yvette Monalbano(BWA), Category Winners and Michelé Stuurman(Carrol Boyes)
Monday, May 26, 2008
Monday, May 5, 2008
Ladies Yacht Race
Carrol Boyes sponsors Ladies Yacht Race.On Sunday, 13th April the Carrol Boyes ladies participated in the sixth annual sailing event that has become a prestigious race and is the only yacht race exclusive to women, on the African continent.
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