At Super Walter, we are proud to announce Lionel Scaloni, head coach of the Argentine national team, as the new face of our brand. Lionel, together with his brother Mauro Scaloni, has chosen to place his trust in us to equip his farm in Pujato, Santa Fe, acquiring an Autotrailer W650 seeder and reaffirming his commitment to the national agricultural machinery industry and excellence in agriculture.
The delivery of the Autotrailer W650 was carried out in collaboration with our local dealer, Roberto Picca Maquinarias, and was attended by our representatives Gino Scarpeccio and Genaro Scarpeccio, who joined Lionel and Mauro for this important moment.
Our new campaign, titled “The Strength of the Field, The Strength of Argentina,” aims to highlight the connection between agriculture and soccer. Based on this premise, we bring together the dedication, effort, and leadership that characterize both Argentine agriculture and the national soccer team. Lionel Scaloni, a leading figure in commitment and perseverance, is the voice conveying this message, inspiring farmers and agricultural producers to embrace innovation and trust Super Walter technology to boost their productivity.
In the campaign, Lionel invites us to “Discover the difference and embrace innovation.” This phrase captures the essence of what we offer at Super Walter: machinery that is not only robust and efficient, but also designed to make a real difference in the field.
We are excited to have Lionel Scaloni as our brand ambassador. His figure not only represents success and dedication, but also the values we share at Super Walter: teamwork, innovation, and the constant pursuit of excellence.
With “The Strength of the Field, The Strength of Argentina,” we continue our mission to drive Argentine agriculture forward, now with the support of a leader who, like us, understands that true success is built day by day, with passion, effort, and unwavering commitment.
Join the innovation with Super Walter and discover how, together, we can make a difference in Argentine agriculture!
