Shelton, who brought together many well-known figures from business, art and society life with the artistic activities and invitations he held in Bodrum throughout the summer, organized a brunch in Gölbaşı, Ankara, attended by important names. The brunch was attended by important names from the business and sports worlds such as Turkish Volleyball Federation President Mehmet Akif Üstündağ, Uğurlu Mücevherat owner Akın Yücel, Abdullah Tolu, and Ufuk Küsmüş.
Shelton, who brought together many well-known figures from business, art and society life with the artistic activities and invitations he held in Bodrum throughout the summer, organized a new event with Maserati Turkey at his sales office in Gölbaşı, Ankara.
Shelton hosted his special guests at his sales office in Gölbaşı, Ankara, with a brunch he organized in collaboration with Maserati Türkiye.
Participation from Important Names
Important names from the business and sports world such as Bruncha Turkish Volleyball Federation President Mehmet Akif Üstündağ, Uğurlu Mücevherat owners Akın Yücel, Abdullah Tolu, Ufuk Küsmüş participated.
Guests who had a pleasant day with Divan Ankara’s unique flavors and live music at the Shelton Ankara sales office also had the opportunity to have an experience that would make their day extraordinary by taking a test drive with a Maserati.
What are Shelton’s Goals?
Shelton aims to add happiness to people’s lives while taking unconventional and free steps in every field he has signed.
Shelton, who is not afraid of innovation, prioritizes quality, aesthetics and comfort in every project he takes part in, and draws his strength from the projects he has successfully completed.
Shelton continues to build trust with his customers by transforming luxury from a preferred privilege to a lifestyle, and continues to support this with unique living spaces.
While Shelton provided his special guests with a pleasant and privileged day with the brunch he held with Maserati Türkiye, he once again demonstrated his different approach in every field.
