The Eaton Team at the Recent 2nd Annual Wesco Selling Show

Wesco Selling Show

WESCO Canada hosted its second annual Selling Show at its Distribution Centre and local Branch location at 6170 Belgrave,  Mississauga location, which included “exclusive” offers from Key Wesco’s suppliers, a full serve barbecue and the chance to win four grand prizes.

A great turnout that included WESCO’S key client base from across the GTA was in attendance. This year the event was expanded to include representation from Wesco Canada LLC sister companies Hazmasters focusing on safety equipment and TVC with its utility and communications product offering. 
Eaton at Wesco Selling Show
WESCO Suppliers include Belden, Burndy, CommScope, Cooper Lighting by Eaton, Crouse-Hinds by Eaton, Eaton, Hammond Manufacturing, Ideal, Klein Tools, Legrand, Mersen, Omron, Panduit, Philips, Royal Building Products, Southwire, TE Connectivity, and Thomas & Betts.
 
TVC Suppliers include Greenlee, TE Connectivity and Wirewerks.
 
Hazmasters Suppliers include 3M, Benefect, Capital Safety, DriEaz, Honeywell, MSA, Pioneer, PMMI International and Safe Cross First Aid Ltd.
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