Ideal Supply Earns “Canada’s Best Managed Companies” Platinum Award

Ideal Supply

 Ideal Supply has been honoured again as one of “Canada’s Best Managed Companies,” receiving a prestigious Platinum Club membership. Membership is restricted to organizations that have been Best Managed companies for seven consecutive years or more. Established in 1993, Canada’s Best Managed Companies is the country’s leading business awards program, recognizing excellence in Canadian-owned and -managed companies with revenues over $10 million.

“At every level our people are responsible for this success,” Ideal said in a media release. “They continually strive to excel, contribute, and demonstrate a passion to make a difference within our company. Their dedication and loyalty has enabled us to form lasting partnerships with our customers, suppliers, and communities that ensure mutual, sustainable success and growth for each of us.”

Founded in 1926, Ideal Supply is a third-generation family-held business with 30 branch locations in central Ontario, distributing electrical supplies and auto parts to a broad selection of customers.

 

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