The newly-created role will lead Border States’ enterprise-wide digital strategy, accelerating value creation through technology, data and process modernization.
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A veteran of the subsidiary will take its leadership reins in March.
The electrical supplies distributor shot down a report by a French news group that the company is negotiating a buyout.
Inline adds four more locations in TN with the expansion.
One has been promoted from a subsidiary, and the other is moving from one region to the other.
It nets the master distributor — primarily known for its fastener offerings — nine new locations across the U.S. and gives it a strong footfold in the wire and cable market.
Two leaders will retire while four execs are promoted to vice president.
Two current board members are expected to retire in May 2026 at the end of their terms.
Border States has been an AD member since 1985.
More than 4,000 Sonepar customers are receiving delivery notifications with the Innovo Deliver app.
Co-CEO Andrew Dawes prepares for retirement in April 2026 following more than three decades with the electrical supplies distributor.
The new financing will build inventory and support ongoing growth and working capital needs for Gehr.
The company promoted its former customer service leader and longtime Codale veteran as its new president.
Two new Central Distribution Centers will support QED’s transition to a centralized logistics model.
The company saw modest year-over-year revenue growth at both its ADI and P&S business units.
Chicago-based Littlefuse said the move targets the high-growth markets of grid and utility infrastructure, power generation and data centers.
Reported and organic sales growth were robust in Q3, though gross margin and EBITDA margin had modest declines year-over-year.
Double-digit sales growth continued alongside strong profitability in a quarter that saw Graybar record several notable achievements.
The name change and branding showcases a depth of products beyond electrical supplies as well as a consultative approach and innovative solutions.
Norway-based Defigo provides a next-gen video intercom platform built for multifamily and commercial properties.
