Ideal Partners with Resilient Sales in Northern Ontario

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July 19, 2021

Ideal Industries National Sales Manager, Sean Bernard have announced a new partnership for IDEAL Industries (Canada) Corp. Effective August 1st, 2021, Resilient Sales Corp, led by its Principal Sean Atkinson, will serve as the company’s agency partner for the Northern Ontario region. They will be servicing Ideal’s distributor partners within the region bordered by Bracebridge to the south, Algonquin Park/Quebec border to the east, Timmins to the North and Lake Huron/Lake Superior to the west.

“We are very excited to welcome Sean and his group to our team and having a closer relationship with our partners in the region,” said Bernard.

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