Anixter Receives Customer Satisfaction Award from JCI

  • Jan 12, 2016

Anixter is pleased to announce that it is the recipient of the 2015 Customer Satisfaction Award from Johnson Controls (JCI). This highly coveted award recognizes top-performing suppliers across JCI’s business units.

“This award is a validation of the value-added services we perform for Johnson Controls and its customers,” said Michael Childers, Director of Global Accounts at Anixter for JCI since 2006. “By going beyond normal distribution, we performed up to a Fortune 100 company’s expectations and went above and beyond as a supplier. It is an amazing honor and we are privileged to receive this award as part of the event.”

At its 2015 annual Supplier Excellence Recognition awards ceremony held near its headquarters in Milwaukee recently, JCI recognized the work Anixter has done in the past year. Anixter worked with JCI on healthcare and education projects in New Orleans, Denver and Detroit. In a highly selective process, award winners were chosen among every supplier within JCI’s business units.

“We had to be nominated by the JCI procurement group sponsor and went through a rigorous evaluation process to get selected,” Childers said. “It was a phenomenal honor to be selected and receive this award.”

JCI is a global diversified company with specialization in the building, automotive and power industries and selects suppliers who have demonstrated strong leadership, cost savings, services and attention to quality along with the values embraced by JCI.

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