Mersen Canada Receives Prestigious IMARK Award

June 15, 2023

Mersen Canada is pleased to announce its induction into IMARK Canada’s prestigious “Order of the Golden Maple Leaf” in 2022. Mersen has received this award every year since 2018.

This award program recognizes and rewards members and suppliers for their superior participation in IMARK Canada programs and utilization of IMARK resources. In 2022, Mersen Canada successfully met and exceeded requirements in activities and results in Sales Growth to IMARK Canada members, GainShare participation and Training activities on IMARK University.

“We are incredibly proud that Mersen Canada has been awarded IMARK Canada’s Order of the Golden Maple Leaf for five consecutive years,” stated Mr. Tom Arbanas, VP Sales & Customer Care – Canada at Mersen Canada. “Mersen is committed to provide first-in-class product quality and services to our valued customers, with the goal of always putting customers first. This can only be achieved by consistent team spirited performance from every Mersen associate, every day! We are dedicated to educating our channel, our reps, and our end users and we strive to continually improve processes and resources.”

For more information about Mersen, visit ep.mersen.com.

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