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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.
Medical Show Highlights New Disposable Medical Brushes
Palmer, Massachusetts- October 1, 2008– Sanderson MacLeod debuted several new disposable and reusable medical brushes at the Medical Design and Manufacturing tradeshow held in Rosemont, IL recently, said Sanderson MacLeod Vice President Mark N. Borsari.
The Palmer based company showed medical professionals recent medical brush advancements that reduce medical waste, provide increased equipment protection and offered unparalleled patient protection. A contract manufacturer specializing in large volume production of endoscopic cleaning brushes, cytology brushes, drive wires and stylets, Sanderson MacLeod continues to partner with medical companies seeking the latest in medical brush technology.
“Our commitment to broadening the product lines of our customers has been well received,” said Borsari. “We feel that by being able to focus on developing proprietary equipment that domestically produces medical cleaning brushes gives us a strong competitive advantage.”
Sanderson MacLeod is a contract manufacturer specializing in twisted in wire brush products. The company employs approximately 100 people and operates a modern 137,000 square foot facility in Palmer, MA.
50th Anniversary Celebrated In Essex, CT.
Palmer, Massachusetts- September 8, 2008- In celebration of Sanderson MacLeod’s 50th anniversary, the company recently hosted an outing at the Essex Steam Train and Riverboat Museum, reported V.P of Administration Linda Mitchell.
“It’s important to realize that our company has been successful due to the great people that work here,” said Jim Pascale on behalf of CEO Eric Sanderson. “The trip was just a small token of thanks and an opportunity to have fun as a group.”
Highlights included views and narrated tours of the Gillette Castle and Goodspeed Opera House. Sanderson MacLeod managers treated employees to “white glove” service including a pre-trip breakfast, catered lunch and various prizes.
Sanderson MacLeod is a contract manufacturer specializing in twisted in wire brush products. The company employs approximately 100 people and operates a modern 137,000 square foot facility in Palmer, MA.