Global procurement solution company launches Canadian operations in Windsor-Essex
SERVEONE Canada, a global procurement solution company, has begun Canadian operations in Tecumseh.
Its services are located at 5815 Outer Drive.
According to a news release, the company provides diverse procurement solutions to clients from industrial parts to promotional materials with a primary focus on cost reduction and increasing the efficiency of the procurement management process.
SERVEONE Canada has invested $2 million for the space and has hired 12 full-time employees.
It chose Windsor-Essex to enhance its supply chain profile and increase the company’s access to the global market.
Source: SERVEONE.
Invest Windsor Essex began working with the company in April 2023, supporting its expansion.
“We welcome SERVEONE Canada to Tecumseh and applaud their decision to locate in the highly sought-after employment area of our Oldcastle community,” said Gary McNamara, Mayor of Tecumseh.
“At a time when every dollar counts, procurement specialists are a key support service that lend stability to industry. We wish them every success and thank them for choosing Tecumseh.”
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