VMD acquires Elegance
Vision Marketing & Distribution (VMD) has acquired Elegance in Eyewear/Euro Optics, with Elegance’s former owner Carl Doherty staying on as general manager for the new division.
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Vision Marketing & Distribution (VMD) has acquired Elegance in Eyewear/Euro Optics, with Elegance’s former owner Carl Doherty staying on as general manager for the new division.
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