Strath Craft
Celebrating Success: The Journey of Strath Craft
In a world where entrepreneurial dreams often face daunting challenges, Strath Craft stands out as a success. Founded in 1918, our business has not only thrived but has also transformed the landscape of the awards industry. Strath Craft has survived its second pandemic.
Starting as a small business at the corner of Dundas and Talbot Streets in London ON, selling primarily memorial plaques to honour those individuals who lost their lives in the first World War, Strath Craft has grown into a multi-million dollar business serving clients across Canada.
Each owner of the company grew the business to another level, investing in equipment to make Strath Craft a true foundry that builds your products from start to finish. Over the decades the customer base was expanded into the USA, overseas and nationally. Strath Craft’s customer-centric approach is deeply rooted in our commitment to our customers as we’ve fostered strong relationships that have propelled our growth.
As our industry is awards and date driven, we faced a time during the pandemic where all events were cancelled. Strath Craft capitalized on the Yeti engraving market which helped sustain the company during that time. Volumes were so high, this led to the purchase of a second laser engraving machine to keep up with the demand.
As we celebrate our achievements, we remain focused on the future. Our goals for the upcoming year include expanding our offshore market to provide our customers the best prices for their sport’s medallions and focusing on service awards and badges for those who work in emergency services.
None of this would be possible without our incredible team and supportive community. We want to express our heartfelt thanks to everyone who has been part of our journey. Together, we’ve built something remarkable, and we look forward to many more successes ahead.
We are pleased to sponsor the awards for this year’s Mom & Caregiver cover models! While we couldn’t make them any more adorable than they are, we were happy to contribute our winning medallions.
