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Frederick Goldman Names Nouvo Mode to Represent Sales in Canada

Dec 18, 2014 12:04 PM   By Frederick Goldman
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Press Release: Leading wedding and engagement ring manufacturer Frederick Goldman Inc. announced that Nouvo Mode will represent sales and distribution for the Goldman, ArtCarved and TRITON brands in Canada beginning in January 2015.
 
“As we continue to grow our market in Canada, we are excited to announce a new partnership with Nouvo Mode to help maximize sales, marketing and distribution of the Goldman, ArtCarved and TRITON brands,” said Jonathan A. Goldman, Frederick Goldman's chairman and CEO. “We look forward to tapping into their expertise with luxury brands to expand our presence and engage with new customers and retailers.”

Nouvo Mode is a full-service sales and marketing organization that plays a strategic role in the development and growth of designer brands within the luxury market. Created in 2007, they have established themselves as a growing force with a hardworking and dynamic sales team devoted to the promotion of branded jewelry and watches from around the world. Other brands Nouvo Mode represent include Alex and Ani, Ernst Benz, Breuning and more.

About Frederick Goldman
Frederick Goldman Inc. is one of the largest manufacturers of wedding, bridal and men’s jewelry in North America.  Their leading brands include ArtCarved, Keepsake, Goldman, Diana and Triton.
 

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Tags: Canada, Frederick goldman, Jewelry, nouvo mode
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