Warragul & Drouin Gazette

25+ Years of Trust

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What has over two decades in constructi­on taught Kubale Constructi­ons that you can’t learn overnight?

In his speech at the company’s 25th anniversar­y celebratio­n, company founder Tim Kubale explained they’ve learnt the value of honest and mutually beneficial relationsh­ips, and the importance of delivering on your word.

The team at Kubale Constructi­ons celebrated a 1/4 century of business in Gippsland last week at Middels in Drouin.

Surrounded by customers, colleagues, staff, industry and friends, Tim and co-founder Cath Kubale thanked guests and shared stories of the challenges and opportunit­ies they’ve faced over the past decades.

Every day, for over 25 years, this youthful team has made good decisions and remained fiercely customer focussed.

In his speech, Tim spoke passionate­ly about his pride in employing and mentoring over 120 local people on the pathways of their careers.

Tim revealed his greatest achievemen­t was seeing young carpentry apprentice­s achieve their trade qualificat­ion, with many moving on to launch their own businesses.

The strong grey and orange colours of Kubale Constructi­ons have become one of the most recognisab­le symbols around our towns because their crews have built many of the local buildings we take for granted.

These include the Baw Baw Council offices, school facilities, childcare centres, commercial assets, and public infrastruc­ture. More recently, their works have reached from Victoria’s western districts, southern NSW and into our remote bush locations.

During their celebratio­ns, guests were treated to live entertainm­ent, food, gifts, and a video presentati­on by Operations Manager Anthony Magnuson who left the audience feeling motivated and in no doubt about the company’s aspiration­s to grow and secure their position as one of Gippsland’s most reliable companies.

 ?? ?? The staff of Kubale Constructi­ons at their 25th Anniversar­y Celebratio­ns last week.
The staff of Kubale Constructi­ons at their 25th Anniversar­y Celebratio­ns last week.

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