Viscor Continues to Grow with the Addition of Two Market Leading Lighting Agents for Ontario

EIN CS 26 Viscor 400

 June 21, 2019

Lori Bagazzoli, Ontario Sales Manager, is excited to announce the following new agents to our team. AMG Baytech Group Inc., will represent the Eastern and Northern Region of Ontario, excluding Ottawa. As well as, Lande Associates Inc., will be representing the South Western Region of Ontario.

“We believe that our new partnerships will generate continuous growth and brand awareness for our business due to their high level of service and expertise,” said Viscor.

Viscor is the largest independently owned manufacturer of luminaires in Canada. Family owned and operated since 1952, Viscor is home to the Visioneering, Certolux, and TBR lighting brands. We manufacturer a complete line of energy efficient and IoT-ready lighting solutions for industrial, commercial, medical, institutional and architectural applications.

Visit www.viscor.com to learn more.

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