(1888PressRelease)
April 12, 2007 - Over the past few months Ethan H Weitz, owner and founder of Ethan Weitz tours has been mentioned as his company’s community orientated activities have attracted public attention.
With more fishing trips planned for this summer Ethan Weitz Chartered Tours is going to be in demand which is great news for its founder, Ethan H. Weitz. “A successful trip is the result of careful preparation and a lot of hard work, but it pays off handsomely in terms of the enjoyment it brings to those we take out on the day,” he says.
The new trips planned by Ethan Weitz Chartered Tours have been planned for a few months now and are part of the community-focused work of the company. Its head and founder Ethan H Weitz, who also captains the boat, has for some time now tried to make his small, owner-controlled company an integral part of the community.
In the process both Ethan Weitz Tours and Ethan H Weitz himself have succeeded in becoming a role model for community-focused commercial business. This is the main impetus behind the plans for a fresh spate of trips for underprivileged children.
“Summer is a time of the year when the good weather is finite. You do not want squalls or choppy seas and having sunlight, warm days and a calm sea means you have the ingredients for a truly memorable experience,” explained Mr Weitz, who captains the boat on these trips. “We don’t promote our services and our work is entirely community-orientated. We have recently been mentioned widely because of that which is great but the main focus of Ethan Weitz Charters is its effectiveness in the community it serves.”
Ethan Weitz Chartered Tours is beginning to expand its planned trips for the summer in direct response to the uptake from non-profit organisations, schools and charities.
Working against mainstream perception on where the smart money would be Ethan H Weitz’s highly focussed, community-orientated company is providing a role model for larger corporations and commercial concerns looking to more closely integrate their services in the communities where they trade.
As Mr Weitz himself has admitted “working in the community, integrating what you do with those around you and finding the right way to do it is often the direct result of very focussed thinking and the willingness to make a difference.”
It really is that simple.
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