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CORPORATE PROFILE
Background
In an acquisition completed in March 1991, the Terochem
Scientific Division of Terochem Laboratories Ltd.,
a subsidiary of Laporte Industries PLC, U.K., became
wholly owned by InterSciences Inc. of Markham, Ontario,
Canada. Terochem Laboratories Ltd. was established
in 1971 in Edmonton, Alberta to manufacture pharmaceutical
intermediates and to distribute fine chemicals and
laboratory supplies. In 1983 Terochem acquired Raylo
Chemicals of Edmonton, Alberta to expand its manufacturing
operations, while its distributorship business continued
to expand across the nation through the establishment
in 1979 of its Eastern operation in Toronto. In early
1988 Terochem's distributorship operations became
a separate distinct business as Terochem Scientific,
Division of Laporte Industries, PLC. Subsequently,
Laporte elected to sell-out the Terochem Scientific
Division to InterSciences Inc. in 1991.
Major Strengths
Sales: Highly motivated and ambitious, professionally
trained direct sales representatives and managers
covering every major metropolitan area coast to coast.
Members of the team hold Bachelors degrees and Doctorates
in science, in addition to sales experience ranging
between three to fifteen years.
Support Services: Fully computerized national customer
care operations from centralized headquarters in
Markham, Ontario. Complete with inside sales, warehousing
and distribution capabilities for inventory and just-in-time
deliveries.
Profile
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InterSciences Inc. is a fully
Canadian, privately-owned and operated, scientific
instrumentation and supplies marketing organization
representing specialized principal manufacturers
lines. InterScience's primary marketing focus
is Biotechnology for academic and hospital
research, industrial, government, private
lab and Pharmaceutical segments of the Canadian
market. InterScience's strategic marketing
plans are based upon continued entrenchment
in specific rapidly growing market niches,
with state-of-the-art quality analytical |
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backed with the best possible service and
technical support. This, together with the
overall business philosophy of understanding
"customer values and needs" forms
the basis of the company's "mission"
and operational direction. |
Technical Services: National service
coverage supported with experienced service engineers
for both field and in-house, after-sale technical
service and Canadian Standards Association (CSA)
requirement capabilities.
Marketing: Market research and planning by product/segment
niches, product management and technical support,
in-house targeted direct mail and lead qualification
program, telemarketing for prospecting and lead follow-up.
National advertising and promotional campaigning,
product introduction press release, direct mail deck
card programs, national, regional and local trade-show
participation. Road shows and seminars, in-house
applications and demonstration laboratory. Product
catalog and supplements. Internet online ordering
web sites.
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