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HOYA Vision Care Canada Celebrated the Grand-Opening of their National Training Centre with an Outdoor Carnival

Mississauga, ON – The HOYA Vision Care NTC Grand-Opening was the place to be last Wednesday, May 27th, a large part of the parking lot outside of their National Training Centre and laboratory was turned into a Carnival which included games, treats and food trucks. Lab tours and training seminars were offered throughout the evening to the over 200 in attendance.

“HOYA’s National Training Centre will be the location of staff and client training. This will be combined with opportunities to tour our state of the art lab in Toronto” said Ahmos Henry, President, HOYA Vision Care Canada. “Our NTC reinforces our ALLY OF THE INDEPENDENT position in the industry. We will empower the independent ECP with science, technology and innovation.”

Also under their new NTC umbrella is HOYA’s internship programs, lunch and learn sessions, sales strategy sessions and vision therapy and rehabilitation sponsorship. The new NTC boardroom located in their Sales & Marketing office in Toronto is equipped with some of the latest technology available.

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