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3M’s Mark Algie to Retire

May 27, 2021 By CollisionWeek Editor

Algie served on numerous industry boards during 35-year industry career.

Mark Algie, End-User Key Account Director for 3M, announced he will retire June 1 after a 35+year career with the company. Algie joined 3M in 1985 as a Territory Representative for 3M’s Automotive Trades Division and served in numerous sales and key accounts roles for the company during his career. Prior to joining 3M Algie worked at Pepsi.

Mark Algie, End-User Key Account Director for 3M, will retire June 1 after a an over 35-year career at the company.

Algie had three different sales territories at 3M, first in Brooklyn,

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  1. chucksulkala@msn.com says

    May 27, 2021 at 2:10 pm

    Mark is one of the very finest people this industry has ever had working in it. He has been a gentleman at every step of the way. Never one to speak in anger or with a raised voice, Mark was always a kind and gentle man, sought out for his great ability to quietly think through a situation before speaking. It was my pleasure to know and work with him on many different industry committees, but even more importantly, to talk with him as my friend. I wish him great success and a future filled with good health, much happiness, and fond memories..

    • kfierst@kerenorconsultants.com says

      June 1, 2021 at 12:03 pm

      I agree with Chuck’s sentiments. Best of luck in retirement Mark, and any other endeavors you might choose to take on. Retirement is pretty good. I can vouch for that. Karen Fierst

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