Wilcon Depot Holds Bull Outdoor Summer BBQ Feast

Wilcon Depot, the country's leading home improvement and construction supply retailer, recently held the Bull Outdoor Summer BBQ Feast in Tagaytay Highlands, Cavite, last April 1, 2017.

The exciting grilling event was graced by Chef Jessie Sincioco, an internationally recognized Filipino chef. Chef Jessie used the Bull Outdoor Grill products to give the guests a sumptuous feast. “Bull Outdoor Grill products are very easy to use. I brought all the meat and seafood here raw, and with Bull, I was able to cook them on-the-spot. It's very efficient.” said Chef Jessie.

Nana Ozaeta of Food Magazine, Chef Jessie Sincioco, Rosemarie Ong, Wilcon SEVP-COO; Barbara Nureddine, and Mark Nureddine, Bull Outdoor Products Founder and CEO

Ms. Rosemarie Ong welcomed the guests together with Wilcon Chief Product Officer Careen Belo, and representatives from Bull who flew all the way from the USA: Mark Nureddine, Bull Outdoor Products Founder and CEO; Frank Mello, Bull Outdoor Products VP of Sales and Marketing; Barbara Nureddine; Jacob Nureddine; and Victor Wong.

“Our partnership with Bull has been productive throughout. I believe that they can make a difference in the way grilled food is being served in the country,” said Ms. Rosemarie Ong, Wilcon Depot Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer.

Bull Outdoor Products is a Wilcon Depot exclusive brand. Proudly made in the USA, Bull has been creating top of the line products for over 20 years now. Their superior grilling merchandise are known to last longer and are built with high-grade stainless steel that protects their products from discoloration and rusting.

For more information, log on to www.wilcon.com.ph. You can also follow their social media accounts on Facebook and Instagram @wilcondepot.ph.

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