Four veteran employee-owners have been moved into new vice president roles.
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Launched in 2021, the Digital Job Center is an online project management platform used by contractors across the United States.
Brampton, Ontario-based electrical distributor Sonepar announced the consolidation of their Ontario businesses from five brands to two.
Since forming the AD Independent Electrical Supply Division, the buying group says results have exceeded expectations thanks to a growing independent electrical channel.
The acquisition will expand Cooper industrial lighting portfolio.
ADI Global Distribution opened a new support center in Charlotte, NC that will staff 180 employees.
Wesco looks to transform construction procurement with the AI-powered platform.
Electrical equipment and grid components distributors support NEMA's call for federal incentives for on-shoring supply chains efforts.
Bay Electrical Solutions and CT Electrical Sales will support Classic Wire and Cable customers in Wisconsin, Michigan, Utah and Wyoming.
The move comes a year after AD and IMARK Electrical completed their merger, which created a new entity for a combined 700-plus independent distributor members.
The company is set to roll out new STAR Centers — project-focused DCs designed to bring critical materials and services closer to job sites.
Jérôme Baniol joined Sonepar in 2015, and most recently served as Group Deputy CEO.
Penny Cotner, former Infinite Electronics CEO, brings two decades of leadership experience to the electrical hardware and supplies distributor.
WattBuy is a software platform that uses proprietary data models and integration to provide personalized renewable energy plans, quote and cost estimates.
Winsupply expanded its national footprint with the opening of Winsupply Midlothian, TX, a new local company serving the residential and commercial HVAC market.
Sonepar named a company veteran as president of its Quebec-based subsidiary.
Wesco named a new executive to lead its Electrical and Electronic Solutions unit, effective Sept. 1.
DWC opened a new warehouse to expand its distribution network and support growing demand in sectors such as data centers, manufacturing and renewable energy.
Based in St. Louis, ECI manufactures electrical distribution systems, control box assemblies and other engineered components to a range of industries.
Waldom Electronics and Phoenix Contact USA launched a program to reduce landfill waste by reselling excess inventory.
