Samson Controls Celebrates 40 Years
Celebrations for employees and customers will continue throughout the year.
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SAMSON Controls Inc. is celebrating 40 years in Canada – a milestone with great significance. Founded on April 8, 1983, the company is commemorating four decades of excellence, innovation and success in the Canadian market.
Over the years, the company has established a strong reputation for its commitment to quality, reliability and customer service. With a focus on innovation and continuous improvement, SAMSON Controls Canada has consistently delivered cutting-edge solutions that meet the evolving needs of its customers. From its headquarters in Markham, the company has expanded its presence across Canada, serving customers in every province.
“It has been a privilege to lead this organization for the past five years while collaborating with such amazing colleagues, partners and customers” said Joseph Ferraro, president & CEO. “Reflecting back on my time with SAMSON as well as the history of SAMSON Controls Inc., I wanted to thank everyone who contributed to the company’s success as well as those who had a hand in developing the culture and values we have today - many of which I hold true to myself.”
SAMSON’s brand has always focused on quality and technology, and the company has provided value worldwide in a variety of industries. Trusted in many of the world’s most challenging applications, SAMSON continuously collaborates with customers to achieve precise control with a high level of safety and reliability. The company continues to focus on reducing the total cost of ownership through innovation and quality while operating with a customer-centric mentality.
“The greatest aspect of our 40th anniversary is the SAMSON people that have gathered here together from the past and present,” said VP of engineering Peter Garito. “This is not just a company event; it feels like a family reunion.”
To honor the anniversary celebration, SAMSON Controls Inc. will be hosting a series of events throughout the year, including customer appreciation events and employee recognition programs.
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