(Wilsonville, OR)— The Pacific Northwest Defense Coalition (PNDC) recently recognized Crimson Trace with a prestigious 10-year Membership Award. The honor was bestowed during the Coalition’s annual awards banquet held in Oregon.
“Crimson Trace is honored to receive this recognition for its support of the Pacific Northwest Defense Coalition,” stated Lewis Danielson, Crimson Trace Founder and Chairman of the Board. “Our employees are proud to help and support the many men and women who work in the defense industry to protect America.” Crimson Trace manufacturers several laser sighting products available to the US Defense Department and NATO Allies around the world.
During the past decade, Crimson Trace has supported the PNDC by hosting on-site tours at the company manufacturing facility in Wilsonville, Oregon, sponsoring several annual range day activities, and participating in other defense industry related events.
The PNDC also celebrated 10 years as an organization during the banquet and awarded several honors. The organization has more than 150 member organizations, represents companies across Oregon and Washington, and is an association of Northwest defense and security industry businesses. PNDC focuses on strengthening members’ business growth, the region’s economy, and America’s security through training, one-on-one counseling, business-to-business networking and advocacy. Member businesses create goods and services ranging from helicopter repairs to providing bomb-proof curtains to US embassies. In addition to Crimson Trace’s Department of Defense supplied laser sighting systems, local PNDC member companies also manufacture: knives, optics, scope mounts, thermal imaging systems, gun parts, footwear, tracking devices and other products to be used around the globe in defense and security services
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