The Baker Company launches two new websites, to support its growing Asia Pacific businesses in China and Japan

The Baker Company, global leader in containment technology, owner of Baker Ruskinn and CleanAir by Baker, itself a global leader in anaerobic and precision low-oxygen culture solutions for microbiology and cell culture applications, has launched two new websites to support its growing Asia Pacific business unit.

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“This initiative will help position our brand for growth and provide the promotional strength our regionalized sales and business development representatives will need to help us achieve the revenue goals we have for this region.” said Dan Eagleson, Senior VP of Sales & Marketing at Baker, he continues, “We hope this initiative will allow us to speak more directly to new and existing customers within APAC region, providing a platform through which we can create demand for our sales partners and more clearly communicate the full range of solutions we supply from each of our brands.”

“Over the last 5 years APAC has become a significant proportion of Baker’s international business and we recently hired a new Regional Sales Manager, Kalucia Tsai, to provide our partners with greater levels of service. This has been a very fruitful investment for us so increasing our online presence with these two websites is ...

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