ELP Marketing Now Representing Panduit in Atlantic Canada

ELP Marketing Now Representing Panduit in Atlantic Canada

Panduit’s alignment with ELP Marketing will help the community serve our customers with value and expertise, says Panduit.

ELP Marketing provides sales service in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland & Labrador, delivering engineer specification expertise, distributor coverage, sales knowledge and end user support for all market segments. With strong technical experience and superior customer service ELP Marketing will strengthen Panduit’s position in the market.

“The team at ELP Marketing is excited to partner with industry leader Panduit in the electrical segment for Atlantic Canada”, says Philip Hore, Principal at ELP Marketing. “We look forward to a prosperous relationship together servicing the industry and our channel partners.”

Contact ELP Marketing’s Halifax Main Office, 32 McQuade Lake Crescent Halifax, NS 902-450-5155; www.elp.ns.ca/index.html.

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