2014

Bradford facility expansion completed; size doubles to 120,000 square feet

2013

• Acquired state-of-the-art CNC equipment for Vacuum-Form Tooling
• Employee Bright Ideas Program is re-launched

2012

Array acquired by Torquest Partners

2011

• Opened in-house Quality Control testing lab
• Began sourcing fixture programs from China
• Recognized with Estée Lauder Supplier Excellence Award

2008

• Launched ‘DataWeb’ proprietary ERP system
• Implemented Lean Manufacturing in acrylic facility

2007

• Awarded Ulta Beauty ‘Vendor of the Year’ Recognition
• Array introduces toll free Customer Service line

2005

• Array invests in Rapid Prototyping technology
• Held 2005 Array Creative Conference in Toronto
• Opened Array Asia office in Shenzhen, China

2004

Hosted inaugural Array Quality Conference with divisional Presidents and Quality Managers

2000

IDMD acquired by Brentwood Associates, becomes Array Marketing Group

1999

• Expanded Toronto location to 265,000 square feet
• IDMD starts recycling plastic and cardboard on a large scale
• Opened Manhattan, New York office

1996

Array sponsors Toronto premiere of ‘Ragtime’ The Musical; all proceeds go to BCRF

1994

New state-of-the-art facility, IDMD moves to 45 Progress Dr. in Toronto, ON (current location)

1993

IDMD pioneers Open Service merchandising system and has a hand in revolutionizing the way cosmetics are sold today

1992

• Began the tradition of manufacturing Pink Ribbon promotional displays
• Acquired first CNC machine
• Became involved with Breast Cancer Research Foundation

1988

• First Estée Lauder Job: IDMD expands into cosmetic merchandising
• First international order from Clinique Paris, France
• Begin producing pharmaceutical packaging

1982

• IDMD incorporated
• IDMD purchases molding equipment
• First significant order – miniature IBM PC caddy desk set

1981

IDMD Founded: distributed promotional items such as mugs, key chains, and bottle openers