Daisy joins Meri-Mac
Posted by Stephen Rhodes
Rotarian Daisy Oliver has joined Meri-Mac Inc. in Brampton.
Frank and Scott Ching are enthusiastic to announce the appointment of Daisy Oliver as director of promotional product and printing sales.
Daisy, who has operated her own company for 5 years, says she is looking forward to working with the Meri-Mac team. "I love working with customers and networking and that's where I want to focus my energy at this time. And I think this move will be great for us all."
Oliver is a member of Governing Council of the Brampton Board of Trade and a director of the Rotary Club of Brampton and is actively involved in volunteer work in Brampton.
Scott Ching says, "we are happy to have someone with Daisy's experience and community connections at Meri-Mac. We think she is a great addition to our team."
Meri-Mac has been in business in Brampton for more than 16 years and just last week was named Brampton Small Business of the Year by the Brampton Board of Trade. Specializing in advertising and printing, signs and banners, displays, festive and seasonal décor and promotional products.
Meri-Mac's work is well known to Bramptonians and their commitment to the community is seen all year round at many special events and Daisy shares this commitment.
"We have built our business by exceeding our customers' expectations with a reputation for getting the job done," says Ching.
As a member of the Promotional Products Association of Canada, Meri-Mac is a distributor of more than 200 Promotional Product Manufacturers in Canada.
Daisy, who has operated her own company for 5 years, says she is looking forward to working with the Meri-Mac team. "I love working with customers and networking and that's where I want to focus my energy at this time. And I think this move will be great for us all."
Oliver is a member of Governing Council of the Brampton Board of Trade and a director of the Rotary Club of Brampton and is actively involved in volunteer work in Brampton.
Scott Ching says, "we are happy to have someone with Daisy's experience and community connections at Meri-Mac. We think she is a great addition to our team."
Meri-Mac has been in business in Brampton for more than 16 years and just last week was named Brampton Small Business of the Year by the Brampton Board of Trade. Specializing in advertising and printing, signs and banners, displays, festive and seasonal décor and promotional products.
Meri-Mac's work is well known to Bramptonians and their commitment to the community is seen all year round at many special events and Daisy shares this commitment.
"We have built our business by exceeding our customers' expectations with a reputation for getting the job done," says Ching.
As a member of the Promotional Products Association of Canada, Meri-Mac is a distributor of more than 200 Promotional Product Manufacturers in Canada.