MEGA Limited has a new bulk petroleum distribution facility which has boosted the company’s partnership opportunities.
The Gold Coast based fuel company has bolstered Mega Limited’s viability to offer No Second Chance, a rehabilitation non-profit, the chance to get paraplegic racers Matt Speakman and Paul Stanley behind the wheel.
No Second Chance runs school programs across Australia teaching young people how to make their personal safety theirs and others’ first out on the road.
Mega offers bulk fuel supplies to major transport companies, civil construction, large-cale farming and marine, with on-site refuelling, a card network, bulk storage and bunkering at ports across Queensland, NSW and Victoria.
McElrea Racing who runs the Porsche Carrera Cup Australia race team visit schools so Matt Speakman and Paul Stanley can tell their stories about what the reality of poor driving decisions look like.
Speakman who was permanently injured by a drink driver and Stanley whose son Matthew was the victim of a cowardly one-punch attack at 15 years old, teach students how to steer themselves away from such courses and pursue dreams and make good choices.
Racing driver Warren Luff continues as No Second Chance ambassador for his seventh year running in 2019, having helped start the program back in 2013.
Luff’s Porsche race car will wear a MEGA livery as co-naming rights partner of the Walkinshaw ANdretti United Supercars team, which will also compete in the top-tier Virgin Australia Supercars championship endurance rounds in September-October where he will co-drive with Scott Pye.
Mega executive director Terry Knight says the Yatala, Queensland business with over 50 staff and the new deal signed with McElrea Racing is growing.
“As a wholly Australian owned and operated Gold Coast-based company we’re conscious of the community around us and the positive messages that the No Second Chance program delivers to young people -not just on the Gold Coast but all around Australia,” Knight says.
“The message delivered by N2C to young Australians is to chase your goals and make positive decisions in life. It’s a message that rings true in both business and personal life, no matter your age,” he explains.
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