One Stop Warehouse joins FIMER's partner program

FIMER Australia

Tuesday, 07 July, 2020

One Stop Warehouse joins FIMER's partner program

 

FIMER has welcomed One Stop Warehouse as the first partner in its channel partner program.

The official channel partner program will launch in January 2021, first in Australia, before being rolled out to key markets around the world.

The program will enable FIMER to work closer than before with its key partners to enable and drive greater growth.

This month, One Stop Warehouse in Australia will get early access to the program and its benefits by becoming the first FIMER Platinum Partner in the world. Gaining early access to the program will enable One Stop Warehouse and FIMER to pilot the program and partner portal to ensure that it meets the needs of its partners moving forward.

One Stop Warehouse has been a strong partner of ABB/FIMER for a number of years and was named one of Australia's fastest-growing Top 500 private companies in 2019. It has achieved significant growth in volumes for FIMER products in the last two years, helping FIMER to consistently increase Australian sales year on year.

“One Stop Warehouse has been a valued partner of ours and has shown increasing dedication to the FIMER brand. I am excited to have One Stop Warehouse as our first platinum partner on this new program and I look forward to continuing our work together in the Australian market,” said Jason Venning, Country Manager for Australia and New Zealand.

The partner program will see three partnership tiers introduced  — Authorised, Gold and Platinum — with each tier providing greater access to benefits and incentives. Program qualification will vary across countries, but the core program and tiers will be consistent. More information about the partner program and how partners can register their interest will be launched later in 2020.

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