Thereafter, the company blossomed and provided the Haitian market with a greater array of electrical and household necessities. Following the imminent presence of other members of the family in the company, more expansion and space became imperative for the survival of VCSA. Thus, H. Canez with the support of her son R. Auguste, undertook the hard task of building another store in Delmas 16 in the 1980’s. Shortly after, H. Canezs’ other children Rene-Max, Joel and Michaelle Auguste joined the company. With their added support and capacities as well as the increase in demand of furniture in Haiti, the company expanded yet again. Thus, R-M Auguste initiated the sale of alternative energy such as inverters and generators due to the growing need of electricity in Haiti. Moreover, in 2000 VCSA built a state of the art showroom in Chateaublond for the sale of furniture and household accessories. However, before doing so the company’s legal status was changed from a sole proprietorship company to a corporation in 1984. Meanwhile, the demands for VCSAs’ products were rising at a fast pace; therefore, VCSA started creating distributors within the country in order to satisfy both their clientele and their increasing need of expansion. As the company was making its mark in 2000 with their showroom of 50,000 square feet in Chateaublond, the third generation of the family joined the business. In 2006 one year short of VCSAs’ Seventy year anniversary, the sudden death of R. Auguste our General manager affected both the Haitian business and educational world, as well as his family.

Through the awareness of its board for the satisfaction of its clients, VCSA managed to become a leader in the sale of electrical materials and appliances by employing a qualified labor force and by offering a competent maintenance and delivery service for our goods.