Humelec Associates Transitions Ownership

Humelec Associates has completed an agreement in which company principal Ron Norrey has sold the agency to Bill Eckersley, Bruno Neale, Mike McLachlan and Peter Ellul.

After a successful 40+ year career in the electrical industry, it is time for the next generation to take over and drive the business, the company says. Norrey will be stepping down this month. We thank Ron for his leadership and we wish him all the best in his retirement.

Humelec Associates will continue to represent its manufacturers to electrical distributors with the professionalism and service you have all experienced in the past, the news owners say.

Humelec Associates is located at 755 The Queensway East. Suite #25, in Mississauga, ON; (905) 276-3301; http://www.humelec.ca.

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