BJ Take Joins the IMARK Group

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May 20, 2022

BJ TAKE INC has joined the IMARK group as its newest lighting member in Canada.

The IMARK Group is owned and governed by a group of independent distributors represented in several areas of the construction sector, including electrical with an overall purchasing power of over 28 billion dollars.

BJ Take Vice President of Sales Doug Wilson explained that “being an authorized supplier for the IMARK membership is a recognition that BJ Take stands for quality and serviceability while delivering the most current specifications for lighting products in Canada.” He continued, “we are proud to provide North American built product and this partnership ensures that we can help the members develop new sales opportunities in a highly competitive market.” With a broad range of LED products and local manufacturing, BJ Take can continually service the changing needs of the IMARK Group membership now and for years to come.

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