Anamet Canada Appoints Roney Marketing for Ontario

Anamet Canada Appoints Roney Marketing for Ontario

Roney Marketing is now Anamet Canada’s agent for the Ontario region. Under the new leadership of Brent Norrey — Principal, Roney Marketing has a history of representing quality manufacturers in the Ontario region. The synergy with the other lines Roney represents will benefit Anamet’s understanding of the Ontario market and help position Anamet for the future.

Anamet Canada, with manufacturing in Frankford, ON, is the original Anaconda Sealtite manufacturer of electrical flexible conduit and fittings.

Roney Marketing is based in Brampton, ON; www.roneymk.com.

 

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