Dermadry Wins the Gala ESTim Start-Up Award and Accelerates Growth With Opening of New Offices
Oct 5, 2020
MONTREAL - October 5, 2020 - (Newswire.com)
Demadry is proud to have received the Startup Award of the 2020 Gala ESTim edition. This prestigious competition brings together exceptional and successful businesses and organizations while honoring key players of East Montreal. Dermadry has also announced its expansion in its new office in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, Montreal, Canada, in order to accommodate Dermadry's rapid growth and leverage the area's diverse high-technology talent pool. Dermadry aims to empower and meet the needs of individuals whose lives are deeply affected by hyperhidrosis.
"We owe this victory to all our partners in the East of Montreal and our dedicated employees. It is an honor to be placed among such a distinguished rank of past honorees, who have all made important contributions in our city and beyond. We are also very excited to announce that we have expanded our offices so we can continue to raise awareness about and change the lives of people around the world!" stated Mathieu Mireault, Co-Founder and Medical Science Liaison.
The opening of Dermadry's new Hochelaga-Maisonneuve office is an important step towards expanding its services after experiencing significant constant growth over the past two years. The new office is more than 40 thousand square feet. The facility boasts a comfortable and modern ambience, allowing for the expansion of their research and development, production, quality assurance, customer service, administration, purchasing, marketing, and sales departments. "Our new space is sufficiently vast which is a great way to keep a safe distance between our growing employee team," stated Mathieu Mireault.
"This new office is a major milestone for Dermadry, but it also serves as a humbling reminder of the hard work it has taken the entire team to get to this point," stated Mathieu Mireault. "We've been able to build remarkable relationships with customers worldwide, providing a service for those who are affected by hyperhidrosis. This new facility will allow the company to continue to provide first-class service to our customers, recruit excellent new employees, and advance the technology that will fuel the next great chapter of Dermadry," added Mathieu Mireault.
With the new office opening, Dermadry aims to make Montreal the world leader in the treatment of hyperhidrosis. Dermadry envisions a world where hyperhidrosis is globally understood, recognized, and properly treated, and continues its mission to be the dynamic leader of iontophoresis machines.
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