Jacob Pelletier Joins Laplante et Associés

Jacob Pelletier

 

Marc and Paul Laplante have appointed Jacob Pelletier Sales Representative, responsible for sales and service in Quebec City, Sept-Iles and the Saguenay Region. The appointment is effective immediately. Pelletier is a bilingual native of the Gaspé region of Québec and brings a wealth of experience from the construction and manufacturing industries.

Laplante et Associés is a 2nd and 3rd generation family business that prides itself on offering exceptional sales and support expertise to all of themanufacturers that we represent, some of which have been with the firm for 35+ years.

 

 

 

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