Gordon Clements of Gordon’s Window Décor received the 2005 BlindCrafter of the Year Award at the BlindCrafter National Convention in Saratoga Springs, NY
July 5, 2005 (Press Release) --
Saratoga Springs, NY – Gordon Clements of Gordon’s Window Décor received the 2005 BlindCrafter of the Year Award at the BlindCrafter National Convention in Saratoga Springs, NY. Gordon was awarded this distinction for his embodiment of the BlindCrafter strategy and his remarkable business growth as a BlindCrafter.
Gordon Clements owns and operates Gordon’s Window Décor in four locations throughout Vermont, New York and Massachusetts, with his central office located in Essex Junction, Vermont. He has been a BlindCrafter since the program’s inception in 1992 and an active retail fabricator since 1985. An established name in the window treatment industry, prior to opening Gordon’s Window Décor, he was former Vice President and General Manager of Hunter Douglas US & Canada and former President of Graber Canada and Conso Canada.
Also awarded at the Convention were the 2005 Honorable Mention awards, given to Jim Hopkins of Accent Verticals and Bob Silver of Blinds Factory Outlet Superstores.
Comfortex Window Fashions was founded in 1986 and began the BlindCrafter program in 1992. Thomas J. Marusak serves as President of Comfortex Corporation, and is also one of the original founders of the company. The company maintains its headquarters just north of Albany in Maplewood, New York, and operates manufacturing and fabrication facilities in Melbourne, FL and Phoenix, AZ. The Comfortex complete line of cellular, Roman, roller and pleated shades, wood alloy blinds, plantation shutters, sheer window shadings, sunscreens and verticals are distributed in every state in the United States and in over 50 countries on five continents worldwide. Comfortex Window Fashions is committed to exceeding customer expectations by providing quality products and services, establishing excellent customer partnerships, developing innovative technologies and remaining a respected name in the window treatment industry. For more information visit www.comfortex.com.
Gordon Clements owns and operates Gordon’s Window Décor in four locations throughout Vermont, New York and Massachusetts, with his central office located in Essex Junction, Vermont. He has been a BlindCrafter since the program’s inception in 1992 and an active retail fabricator since 1985. An established name in the window treatment industry, prior to opening Gordon’s Window Décor, he was former Vice President and General Manager of Hunter Douglas US & Canada and former President of Graber Canada and Conso Canada.
Also awarded at the Convention were the 2005 Honorable Mention awards, given to Jim Hopkins of Accent Verticals and Bob Silver of Blinds Factory Outlet Superstores.
Comfortex Window Fashions was founded in 1986 and began the BlindCrafter program in 1992. Thomas J. Marusak serves as President of Comfortex Corporation, and is also one of the original founders of the company. The company maintains its headquarters just north of Albany in Maplewood, New York, and operates manufacturing and fabrication facilities in Melbourne, FL and Phoenix, AZ. The Comfortex complete line of cellular, Roman, roller and pleated shades, wood alloy blinds, plantation shutters, sheer window shadings, sunscreens and verticals are distributed in every state in the United States and in over 50 countries on five continents worldwide. Comfortex Window Fashions is committed to exceeding customer expectations by providing quality products and services, establishing excellent customer partnerships, developing innovative technologies and remaining a respected name in the window treatment industry. For more information visit www.comfortex.com.
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