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Dec. 5, 2011 – Walker Glass is proud to announce the appointment of Danik Dancause as the Architectural Manager for their local market and the addition of Matthew Christie to the Marketing team as the Business Development Coordinator.
Dancause has added to his plate and will be responsible for
architectural promotion in the local market. His territory extends from
Ottawa to Quebec City. He is responsible for Lunch and
Learn presentations as well as following up projects involving the
Walker Textures line. He will still be responsible for the other marketing aspects of Walker Glass. He will be able to count on
Christie’s support for upcoming new product launches and other important
projects. He graduated in Marketing from McGill University in
Montreal.
Christie brings his energy and talent to the marketing team and will
augment Walker’s efforts in penetrating the architectural market. His
responsibilities will vary from trade show coordination, following-up
architectural leads as well as being involved in numerous marketing
projects. He graduated from Marianopolis College in social sciences
and is actively involved in charity events for the Trevor Williams Kids’
Foundation.
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Matthew Christie
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“We are very proud to be able to count on these two guys. Their level of
energy and commitment is electric. With their support, Walker will
continue its push into the architectural market. We needed backup while
pursuing local architectural presence.” says Marc Deschamps, business development manager.
Walker Glass is a market-driven enterprise with over 65
years of experience in the glass and mirror industry in North America.
Innovation and creativity is at the heart of its development. In 2002,
the company launched a full surface acid-etched glass and mirror product
line under the Walker Textures brand name. Since then, the company
has added a line of custom and stock patterns called Walker Textures
Nuance.
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Walker introduces acid-etched spec
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