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Interfast Hires Regional Aerospace Sales Manager for Calgary

By The Associated Press | June 30, 2009

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Interfast Inc, a leading global aircraft and specialty fastener distributor, today announced that it has hired Brian Cole as regional aerospace sales manager for its Calgary office. Cole, who previously spent more than 30 years at Field Aviation in Calgary, will work to increase Interfast’s Western Canadian presence in aerospace.

“Brian is well known in the community and has a very strong technical background,” says Conrad Lennert, VP Sales & Marketing for Interfast Inc. “He’s a great fit for our organization and we’re delighted to have someone of his calibre join the team. This just builds upon an already tremendous response from the aerospace community to our opening of a Calgary facility.”

Cole brings extensive experience in the aviation Industry as a project manager and maintenance mechanic. He was a project manager at Field Aviation for 15 years, managing multiple projects and had also served as a maintenance foreman and mechanic, working on a wide variety of aircraft.

“We’ve had a lot of interest from the local aerospace community in gaining same day access to parts, rather than having to wait for shipments from Ontario or the U.S.,” adds Lennert. “We’ll have an extensive array of fastener products housed in Calgary and many are asking us what we plan to carry. We’ve worked in the Calgary area for years but having a local facility is creating new opportunities.”

Interfast’s Calgary location, announced in April 2009, is located at 11th Street NE – Unit 4624, right beside Calgary International Airport.

About Interfast Inc.

Interfast Inc. (www.interfast.ca (http://www.interfast.ca) ) is a distributor of specialty fasteners, fastening systems, and production installation tooling for the aerospace, automotive, electronics and general industry markets. Interfast distribution serves the global market through a network of strategic business partnerships, combining its extensive business and product knowledge with local representatives. The company works with the OEMs (original equipment manufacturer) and their sub tiers, airlines and the MRO (maintenance, repair and overhaul) sectors to deliver proactive and innovative fastener-based solutions for a broad base of applications.


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