Extra Supermarket has proudly announced its sponsorship for the upcoming 2024 Fiji Architects’ Association (FAA) awards, which is set to take place at the Fiji Museum this evening. The announcement was made by Leilani Burns, the sales and marketing manager of Extra Supermarket, during an event at the FAA’s headquarters.
Ms. Burns emphasized the importance of the awards, noting that they honor the creativity, vision, and dedication of Fiji’s architects, who play a vital role in shaping the country’s built environment. She stated, “For us, it’s definitely a way to support the work that is going to benefit our country.”
The FAA’s general secretary, Setoki Tuiteci, expressed gratitude for Extra Supermarket’s continued support. He highlighted that the supermarket had previously partnered with them during a period of revitalization for the association. “We are happy that Extra decided to partner with us again this year in the awards for 2024, and we look forward to working with Extra in the future as well,” said Mr. Tuiteci.
The awards ceremony will feature five judges, including three international panelists who have flown in specifically for the event. “They are already finalizing who will be winners for the night,” Mr. Tuiteci added. Tickets for the event are in high demand, and any remaining will be available at the door for those who wish to attend.
This sponsorship not only highlights Extra Supermarket’s commitment to community engagement but also underscores the significance of architecture in Fiji’s growth and development. Such collaborations indicate a positive trend towards recognizing and celebrating local talents, while fostering innovation within the industry.
Summary: Extra Supermarket announced its sponsorship for the 2024 Fiji Architects’ Association awards scheduled for this evening at the Fiji Museum. The partnership supports the recognition of architects’ contributions to Fiji’s built environment. FAA’s secretary expressed gratitude for continued support as international judges finalize the award winners. Tickets are selling quickly, demonstrating community interest in celebrating local talent.
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