Digital and automated lighting pioneer Barco announced today that it is expanding its local presence in Canada by partnering with SC Media Technologies, which will serve as its exclusive distributor of Barco/High End Systems lighting and Elements LED solutions. Now, Barco's customers in Canada will be able to obtain products, service and support from a local distributor for a faster, more cost-effective approach to fulfilling their creative lighting and display needs.
SC Media is providing support through its national sales and dedicated project management teams, expanding its personnel to fulfill the anticipated increase in business from Barco sales and service. The company has a rich foundation in pro audio which will be well complimented by the expansion into Barco's professional video displays.
"We are very proud of this new partnership with Barco. It is a great company offering quality products that meet or exceed professionals' highest requirements. No other manufacturer has such a complete portfolio of lighting and video solutions! We are convinced that the synergy between SC Media Technologies and Barco will have a very positive impact on the brand's leadership position in the market place," commented Jean-Louis Blanchard, Executive VP of Sales & Marketing for SC Media Technologies. The company also offers creative financing solutions to assist customers in procuring the full range of audio/video products.
"We are excited about the opportunity to expand our presence in Canada and we look forward to being part of SC Media's family of solutions," commented Danny Sergeant, VP North America, Managing Director of Canada for Barco.
Source: Barco
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