Sherbrooke Record

La Maison AubeLumièr­e begins Poinsettia Campaign

- Record Staff By Gordon Lambie

La Maison Aube-lumière, launched the 27th Edition of it annual poinsettia­s campaign earlier this week. The campaign hopes to amass $100,000 from the sale of the plants.

From Nov. 22 to Dec. 23, 5,800 poinsettia­s nursed by the Serres St-elie will be on sale, hoping to raise the $100,000 required for the accommodat­ion and care of 12 patients for approximat­ely one month.

Poinsettia­s can be purchased online at www.aubelumier­e.com and are also available at Serres St-elie, in front of the Bay at the Carrefour de l'estrie, and at Maison Aube-lumière itself.

After months of constructi­on, the most recent expansion to the headquarte­rs of Global Excel Management in Lennoxvill­e officially opened its doors on Wednesday. Although offices are already up and running in the new spaces and have been for a little while, a brief ribbon cutting ceremony was held with company officials and local VIPS to celebrate the new chapter in the company’s history.

“We are proud to have our global headquarte­rs in the heart of Lennoxvill­e, in the same community and on the same site where we started our first business more than 30 years ago,” said Reg Allatt, CEO of Global Excel and son of company founder Steve Allatt, repeating his family’s commitment to keeping the headquarte­rs of the internatio­nal corporatio­n in the place where the whole thing got started.

The expansion, build at the cost of $6 million, saw the constructi­on of a second building at the Lennoxvill­e site, joined to the existing facility by a new glassed-in atrium. The new developmen­t has allowed for a new main entrance, a new cafeteria, expanded gym facilities, and newly reorganize­d office and meeting space. The new building also leaves the company room to expand in the coming years.

“Our dedicated, knowledgea­ble

employees have always been our greatest asset, and we have long appreciate­d how much their expertise and experience contribute to our success,” remarked Nathalie Lafond, Chief Operations Officer. “As a family-owned company, Global Excel values the well-being and engagement of our employees very highly. The new space was designed to maximize our employees’ comfort and make them feel at home in their working environmen­t.”

Allatt described the mission of Global Excel as being to transform and simplify access to healthcare worldwide through insurance claims management, and noted that the company has 350 employees in Lennoxvile with an additional 550 around the world. The company manages over 350,000 inpatient, outpatient and non-medical claims per year and processes in excess of $1.7B USD in healthcare claims annually.

 ?? GORDON LAMBIE ?? From left to right: Deborah Emond, Global Excel, Patrick Slama, Global Excel executive leadership, Jacqueline Belleau, representi­ng Minister Marie-claude Bibeau, Rob Allatt, Global Excel executive leadership, Reg Allatt, CEO of Global Excel, Steve Allatt, Chairman of Global Excel, Michel Bull, Global Excel executive leadership, Nathalie Lafond, Global Excel executive leadership, Steve Lussier, Mayor of Sherbrooke, Jason Menard, representi­ng Geneviève Hébert, Martin Carrier, Global Excel executive leadership, Doru Popa, Global Excel
GORDON LAMBIE From left to right: Deborah Emond, Global Excel, Patrick Slama, Global Excel executive leadership, Jacqueline Belleau, representi­ng Minister Marie-claude Bibeau, Rob Allatt, Global Excel executive leadership, Reg Allatt, CEO of Global Excel, Steve Allatt, Chairman of Global Excel, Michel Bull, Global Excel executive leadership, Nathalie Lafond, Global Excel executive leadership, Steve Lussier, Mayor of Sherbrooke, Jason Menard, representi­ng Geneviève Hébert, Martin Carrier, Global Excel executive leadership, Doru Popa, Global Excel
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