1967A second passing of the torchIt’s the year of Expo ’67, and Claude Liboiron becomes the new general manager of J.L. Brissette. |
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ProfileAs the company’s accountant for many years, Claude Liboiron brings with him a sense of renewed vision, while remaining loyal to the roots and foundations of J.L. Brissette. He proves to be a truly energetic leader. 1976A new partnership is bornJ.L. Brissette announces its partnership with Schweppes. This means that J.L. Brissette now produces 1986J.L. Brissette delivers the goodsEquipped with a fleet of 14 vehicles, J.L. Brissette delivers 100 different types of drinks – various formats and tastes, with 75% of its products bottled at its plant in Sainte-Agathe. The company sees its annual profits climb to more than $3 million, ranking it first in Canada, based on a per capita basis. A loyal leadershipJ.L. Brissette’s management is composed of Jean-Louis Brissette’s big family and other loyal accomplices, including Claire-Brissette, president and wife of Jean Louis, Jocelyne Brissette-Labelle, manager and daughter of Jean-Louis, Jean-Pierre Labelle, vice-president and son-in-law of Jean-Louis, Jacques L’Orange, secretary and trust accountant, Claude Liboiron, general manager and treasurer, and manager Pierre Favreau. 1985A new distribution, a new tasteJ.L. Brissette is selected to distribute A&W’s famous root beer throughout the Laurentian region. 1986Turning 75J.L. Brissette may be turning 75, but the company remains one of the most dynamic and successful in the region. Always innovating to better meet the needs of its clients, J.L. Brissette is definitely one of the most cherished corporate citizens in the community, tapping on its reliability and the successful sale of its quality products. J.L. Brissette in numbersJ.L. Brissette employs 26 persons full time, but that number climbs to 40 during peak periods, and serves 1,000 clients. Each year, the Sainte-Agathe company delivers 650,000 cases of 24 bottles to clients in a territory spanning from Saint-Jovite to Shawbridge (Prévost). |