E.B Horsman & Son Appoints New Edmonton Branch Manager

Bob Clarke

January 25, 2018

E.B Horsman & Son welcomes Bob Clarke as the new Edmonton Branch Manager. Bob has served the electrical marketplace in Alberta over the past 39 years. He has experience in every facet of the industry and has worked for various distributors, manufacturer representatives and agents as well as an electrical contractor.

He is an active member of the Electrical Contractors Association of Alberta and currently sits on the Provincial Board as the Provincial Associates Liaison. He is excited and thrilled to join the E.B. Horsman team and looks forward to contributing to the company’s success, growth, and great story.

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