Sanderson MacLeod has a long and proud tradition of employment longevity. Now, more than ever, employees are witnessing the value of their efforts during their tenure with the organization.
The Sanderson MacLeod Leadership Team recognizes the valuable contributions employees are making every day in the organization.

On May 14, 2009, at the company banquet, CEO Eric Sanderson, along with President James Pascale, Vice President Strategy/Development Mark Borsari, and Vice President Administration Linda Mitchell presented the following Service Awards:

Service Award recipients:
Sanford Smith – 30 years
Patricia Ferrell – 30 years
Kevin Bacon – 25 years
Jo-Ann Boutot – 25 years
Christine Marshall – 25 years
Deborah Ward – 25 years
Marian Coupal – 25 years
Denise Quinn – 20 years
John LaBonte – 10 years
James Baker – 5 years
Edwin Hermanson – 5 years

During the UMASS Spring Semester, a team of Senior Marketing Students participated in an internship with the Senior Management at Sanderson MacLeod. Sanderson MacLeod has always worked collaboratively with local education institutes and these students proved to be among the brightest group to work with company leadership.

The four graduating seniors conducted a Medical Brush Analysis Study and presented the results of the study to Sanderson MacLeod Senior Management. The UMASS interns included Bryan Putney, Carolina Primez, Corey Brooks, and Jill McLaughlin.

Dr. Jim Thereaux (UMass Isenberg School of Business) served as the UMASS faculty liaison working with the students and Sanderson MacLeod staff during the intership.

Corporate giving is an important benevolent initiative for Sanderson MacLeod. So far, this year, Sanderson MacLeod has help support numerous organizations including Clowning for Kidz, Junior Achievement, Jimmy Fund, and the Monson Free Library.

Giving to the community is a vital part of Sanderson MacLeod’s involvement in the local business landscape. In addition to the organizations they help Sanderson MacLeod also provide support to many local youth programs.