Jet Edge Employee Honored by I-94 Chamber of Commerce

October 13, 2013

Jaimie Larson: Photo credit Jet Edge
Jaimie Larson: Photo credit Jet Edge

The I-94 West Chamber of Commerce recently honored Jet Edge Sales & Marketing Assistant Jaimie Larson as its 2013 Chamber Ambassador of the Year.

 Larson, who performs a wide range of sales and marketing duties for the St. Michael, Minnesota-based waterjet systems manufacturer, was recognized for her commitment to the local Chamber and its Ambassador Program.

“Jaimie has been a great asset to the Chamber with all her help working as an Ambassador to organize a highly successful blood drive, developing the eLeaders Group, and her attendance and participation at numerous ribbon cuttings and business visits throughout the year,” said Rhonda Baack, president of the I-94 West Chamber of Commerce.

This is the second time in two years Jet Edge has been recognized by the Chamber.  In 2012, they received the Chamber’s Manufacturing Excellence Award.

“We’re very proud of Jaimie,” said Jet Edge President Jude Lague.  “The Chamber’s Ambassador program is one of the many ways Jet Edge connects with our local business community to help grow our regional economic vitality.  Jaimie has done a fantastic job representing Jet Edge as a Chamber Ambassador.  We are also humbled to be recognized two years in a row by the Chamber.  It is a tremendous honor.”

 Established in 1984, Jet Edge is a global designer and manufacturer of waterjet systems for precision cutting, surface preparation and coating removal.

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