Alberta Electrical Association = AEL + CEC + CREC

Alberta Electrical Association = AEL, CEC and CREC

January 13, 2017

The Alberta Electrical League, Calgary Electric Club and Capital Region Electric Club are joining forces under one banner, the Alberta Electrical Association.

Members will continue to benefit from local networking events held in Calgary and Edmonton, plus have full access to all trade shows, group benefits, and learning seminars put on throughout the province. Members will also enjoy a single lower fee at one membership rate, either corporate or individual.

The Alberta Electrical Association is now developing a website that will provide members with better access to information to all events. The organization anticipates that as the province and cities grow, new chapters serving cities such as Red Deer, Lethbridge, Grand Prairie, Medicine Hat, and Fort McMurray will be added.

Find out more: http://albertaelectricalleague.com.

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