Kickoff of 2023 Customer Appreciation Day Events at Bartle & Gibson Saskatchewan

May 29, 2023

Bartle & Gibson’s annual customer appreciation days started off on a high note last week, with a fantastic turnout from staff, supplier partners, and customers at the Lethbridge, Medicine Hat and Swift Current branches. Everyone was thrilled to have the opportunity to gather and reconnect once again.

With a diverse range of suppliers showcasing their innovative products, the days serve as an excellent platform for attendees to discover new solutions and stay updated on the latest product advancements in the market. There is always something to captivate the interest of every visitor.

To find out about a Bartle & Gibson event near you, please contact your nearest branch.

Check out the images below from the three customer appreciation days that kicked off our 2023 event season.

Lethbridge Customer Appreciation Day – May 9, 2023

The Lethbridge event saw approx. 450 customers in attendance to learn about the approx. 90 brands that were being represented at 50 supplier vendor tables.

Medicine Hat Customer Appreciation Day – May 10, 2023

The Medicine Hat event saw approx. 300 customers in attendance to learn about the approx. 70 brands that were being represented at 38 supplier vendor tables.

Swift Current Customer Appreciation Day – May 11, 2023

The Swift Current event saw approx. 200 customers in attendance to learn about the approx. 30 brands that were being represented at 29 supplier vendor tables.

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