Arlington Named IMARK Supplier of the Year for 2014/2015

Arlington Award

 

In addition to its recognition as Supplier of the Year, Arlington was nominated in three of the four categories created by the IMARK Group to recognize supplier excellence:
•    Excellence in Marketing and Communications
•    Sales Leadership
•    Excellence in Service and Support

Arlington has won the Supplier of the Year award several times since joining the IMARK Group.

Photo:  (L to R) Arlington’s Tom Stark, President and Don Ambrose, National Sales Manager, accepting Imark 2014/2015 Supplier of the Year Award

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