Maxim O’Shaughnessy and David Lord Discuss Zeal Motor’s Growth on TVA Nouvelles Sherbrooke

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TVA Nouvelles Sherbrooke covered our October 15 announcement in Cowansville. Our President, Maxim O’Shaughnessy, and our Defence Program Director, David Lord, spoke on camera about the plant expansion and our five-year standing offer with National Defence. For full details on the announcement, see our post on The Pulse of the Eastern Townships coverage.

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