MADISON, Wis., March 9, 2015 – The Gordon Flesch Company, one of the nation’s leading providers of office equipment, technology-based solutions and onsite services announced today the acquisition of Maxwell’s Office Products in Bloomington, IN.
“The Gordon Flesch Company has been well-established in the Midwest for nearly 60 years. We opened our Indianapolis branch in 2007 making our expansion to Bloomington a natural evolution for our business,” said Tom Flesch, CEO of The Gordon Flesch Company. “We look forward to bringing our service-oriented business approach to companies in the area.”
Maxwell’s Office Products, a company that has been operating in the area since 1971 has consistently provided business equipment and technical services to the Bloomington community for over 40 years. GFC will continue this tradition and also bring the breadth of their technology solutions to the new market, expanding on Maxwell’s current offerings and enabling local customers to take advantage of business process optimization, managed IT services, improved document management services and more.
“Local knowledge and commitment, breakthrough products and unparalleled service is our professional approach,” said Jeff Shaheen, branch manager of the Bloomington office. “We are committed to delivering exceptional service for every account and we will work with each client to create customized solutions for improved efficiencies and cost savings in their businesses.”
GFC also plans to invest in the Bloomington community as it has in previous markets through the Gordon Flesch Charitable Foundation. Since its inception in 2002, the Gordon Flesch Charitable Foundation has donated more than $1 million to various charities and organizations throughout Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio. This year, the Charitable Foundation will donate $125,000 to local charities in the markets it serves.
This new location joins The Gordon Flesch Company’s 22 existing offices in Wisconsin, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. For more information, visit www.gflesch.com.
