Back in the early 80s Richard Branson was probably best known for Virgin Records - the legendary record label that signed major names like the Rolling Stones, Janet Jackson and The Human League. In 1984, much to the horror of his directors, Richard announced to the world that a high quality, value for money airline would begin operating within three months. Three months, some licenses, staff and an aircraft packed with celebrities later, Virgin Atlantic Airways was born. By the end of the decade they had flown over 1 million passengers and started shaking up services onboard by being the first airline to offer individual TVs to their business class passengers.

And the success of Virgin Atlantic hasn't stopped since its rock n roll inception. I've had the pleasure of working with Virgin Atlantic since 1998. We have moved their uniquely designed, comfort driven airplane seats into many different situations and locations, most of which would surprise you. We have installed the suite at aquariums, restaurants, movie premieres, and an event at the top of the Hancock Building! All designed to allow travelers to truly experience the luxury of flying in their Upper Class Suite an experience you need to actually feel to appreciate it.

Lucky for us, the appreciation is mutual. We received this wonderful acknowledgment from a senior level marketing executive at Virgin Atlantic: "I would like to thank you for an exceptional job this past week. I know there were some trying moments in the past few months, but all in all, I think we pulled it off quite well. The shared space worked out perfectly. So now that we're pavilion pros, I'm sure next year will be even better!"

We have no doubt each year will keep getting better. Thank you, Virgin Atlantic, for keeping us rockin.