Here's the condensed, free version of the first in a three-part Premium series that examines the state of Wesco International and the strategic pillars powering the organization.
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It marks Mayer’s first entry into southeast Florida’s Miami-Dade market.
It moves the merger another step closer to completion, expected later this year.
The addition of electrical distributor Robertson Electric Wholesale will add 19 Canadian branches to Sonepar.
Martina Schubert brings over 25 years of IT, leadership, enterprise system, business intelligence and cybersecurity experience to the role.
The software, which connects remote monitoring systems in commercial facilities, is "indicative of the expanded services" Wesco intends to provide.
The electrical distributor detailed a new operating model, new distribution centers and new leadership changes.
It will result in a new division within AD that represents more than 700 independent electrical distributors in the U.S.
The acquisition of SWHC marks the third deal in TTDS history as it builds out its thermal management solutions.
Wesco said it has already met one of its key 2030 ESG goals, and is on track to achieve another.
It adds six branches and 130 employees across Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
The distributor has made $200,000 in scholarships available for students entering skilled trades in the U.S. electrical industry.
The two companies were previously in preliminary discussions about a potential transaction.
Askco is a single-location IMARK distributor in Glens Falls, NY.
Allied designs, makes and services industrial control panels, electro-mechanical assemblies, robotic automation and integrated solutions.
The electrical distributor has gone from hometown seller to a regional leader, and has stayed busy in its centennial year.
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Electrical distributor Van Meter adds to its central distribution center to support demand for services and specialized inventory.
Company veteran Steven Bourbeau will lead operations in portions of Illinois, Michigan, Indiana and Wisconsin.
It’s set to push the distributor’s U.S. datacom and datacenter sales to over $1 billion annually.
