Eaton’s Perth, ON Distribution Centre Celebrates 35 Years of Service

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A milestone worth commemorating: Eaton’s Perth Distribution Centre in Perth Ontario is celebrating its 35th anniversary. Originally opened in 1980 under the former Westinghouse brand, the facility continues to be a critical component in the success of Eaton’s Canadian operations through its ability to respond to and service customers. 

An October 2 celebration included a luncheon, employee draws and mementos for employees. A picture story board of the years past and present, including pictures of the many employees that were a part of the 35 years of Perth history. In attendance were 11 current employees (photo shown) who have reached their own milestones of 35 years of service with Eaton, along with the many long-term and current employees. 

Joining this team to celebrate the occasion was Steve Boccadoro (VP, G ), Perry D’Ortenzio (VP, Sales and Marketing), John Iannuzzi (HR Manager) and Ed Reeves (Supply Chain Manager). 

 

 

 

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