Eaton Rewards Aztec Top Performers with BMW Experience

Some lucky Aztec Distributor sales representatives recently spent a day in the fast lane courtesy of Eaton.

“The Drive Ahead”, was a recent Variable Frequency Drives (VFD) sales promotion which ran from January 1 to June 30th of this year. Three of Aztec’s best exceeded required sales objectives for the sale of Eaton VFDs and raced to the top of the class in a sales-driven competition amongst Aztec branches in southern Ontario. The “champs” were rewarded with a day of BMW Driver Training at the BMW Driving Experience in Toronto.

Spending the day in the fast lane, Aztec top three performers were Cory Upton (Aztec Cambridge), Tony Gincola (Aztec Mississagua) and Onur Demirez (Aztec Concord).

In the photo:
(L-R) Peter Koroneos (Eaton) Tony Giancola (Aztec) Dan Wiebe (Eaton), Cory Upton (Aztec)

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ESA’s 2019 Ontario Electrical Safety Report Demonstrates Value of Consistent Data and Analysis to Help Reduce Electrical Harm

The Ontario Electrical Safety Report (OESR) is the only document of its kind in Canada and one of the few in the world that compiles and publishes electrical safety data every year.

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The Ontario Electrical Safety Report (OESR) is the only document of its kind in Canada and one of the few in the world that compiles and publishes electrical safety data every year.

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