Kodiak was the No. 10 on MDM's 2022 Top Building Materials/Construction Distributor list.
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The video series documenting the human stories of distribution leaders and their workforce aired the first episode of its second season Sept. 8, featuring plumbing distributor First Supply.
STERIS and General Electric veteran Bill Warren joins the automated inventory management solutions provider.
It marks the fifth tooling acquisition the company has announced since the start of July.
Howard Precision Metals has been a distributor of aluminum since 1928.
Envoy expanded its footprint in the Northeast U.S. with two acquisitions this past week.
It marks the second acquisition in 2022 for MCE and its sixth since 2021.
World Electric's parent company Sonepar USA ranked No. 2 among electrical, data and security distributors in MDM's 2022 Top Distributor list.
Darin Patrizi and Micah Carlton both bring over 20 years of relevant experience to their new roles at Summit.
Ken Jacobson, who served as interim CFO in 2017-18, takes over financial leadership for the electronics distribution giant.
DXP Enterprises ranked No. 23 among Industrial Distributors in MDM's 2022 Top Distributor list.
Builders FirstSource ranked No. 1 among Building Materials/Construction Distributors in MDM's 2022 Top Distributor List.
Jackson, Michigan-based Alro Steel says it has entered into an agreement to acquire Essex, Maryland-based Access Metals.
Sellers can use the new service to store and distribute their inventory within Amazon's fulfillment network.
It's the second acquisition in the past year for New Yorker Electronics, which added Texas-based Omni-Pro Electronics last October.
The expansion increases the square footage of its Memphis campus by nearly 20% to approximately eight acres.
Indices for new orders and employment had solid month-to-month gains, while production, inventories and prices had notable declines.
Liz Shrum brings more than two decades of experience in media and communications to NAW, the organization said.
The fasteners, MRO and safety products distributor has new leaders CIO and leaders for HR and process management and automation.
Exiger noted that the SaaS supply chain management market is expected to grow to $19.8 billion by 2025.
