2023 EFC Scholarship Program Winners

October 2, 2023

EFC is proud to announce that the 2023 EFC Scholarship Program awarded 73 students with much needed financial support. EFC is happy to share that 52 EFC member companies participated and now have relationships with potential new talent in the electrical industry.

Congratulations to all winners and EFC participants. 

Read the list of all 2023 winners here | View the slide deck of all 2023 winners here

To participate in the 2024 program, please contact Sandra Pedro, VP, Member and Corporate Partnerships, at spedro@electrofed.com

Daniel Dilling – WESCO Student Achievement Scholarship

Daniel Dilling – WESCO Student Achievement Scholarship

2023 EFC

Muhammad Farooq – Canadian Electrical Manufacturers’ Representatives Association (CEMRA) Scholarship

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