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One plus one can equal three. Everyone in business knows this, if each of the partner organizations adds value for the benefit of their member companies. This is where the interests of the Well Made Here (WMH) program and those of the mighty Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) have intersected.Read more
A bilingual student from John Abbott College in Montreal joints the team for the month of April completing a practicum as a support agent for participating manufacturers.Read more
To increase visibility and the notoriety of the brand, starting soon, the organization will be sending a mascot to the banners’ buying shows. Fittingly, the obvious choice of animal is a Canadian handyman.
Trade shows, the real deal in-person ones, are gradually coming back into the mix. Such is the case of the prestigious “National Hardware Show”, set to take place in early April, in Las Vegas. “Well Made Here” is sending management with several goals on its agenda.Read more
“Strong and proud of participating in the “Well Made Here” program, manufacturers now have their own committee to focus on optimizing the communication of their needs, expectations, objectives, suggestions and comments along the supply chain that links manufacturers to retailers”, explains Paul Faulkner, who serves as the representative for the manufacturers on the board of directors, to whom he will bring the recommendations and reports resulting from the committee’s efforts.Read more