See Who’s Among Canada’s Best Managed Companies

Best Managed Companies

 

Mar 19, 2018

A number of companies in Canada’s electrical industry continue to earn Canada’s Best Managed Companies awards. Presented by Deloitte, the program recognizes best-in-class Canadian, privately-owned and managed companies with annual revenues over $15 million.

As companies compete more aggressively for market share, this year’s winners demonstrate sustained and exceptional business performance, achieved through their clear strategy and vision, investment in capability and unwavering commitment to talent, says Deloitte.

Each year, hundreds of entrepreneurial companies undergo a rigorous application process, but only the best are awarded with this prestigious designation.

“This year’s winners combine bold and inclusive leadership with a keen ability to leverage a leading trend or competitive edge to meet the clients’ needs,” says Dino Medves, Senior Vice-President and Head, Commercial Banking at CIBC, a long-standing sponsor of the program. “Their success demonstrates what it takes to make a difference both inside and outside their companies.”

The 2018 winners are characterized by being clear on purpose and vision, building toward a foundation of delivery excellence, and committed to their workforce. Over the last 25 years, a combination of “play to win” attributes have contributed to the success, resilience and longevity of Best Managed winners. This year, more than 200 companies reached Platinum Club status, having maintained their Best Managed designation for seven years or more.

Here’s a list of winners from Canada’s electrical industry.

Best Managed winners

• Daltco Electric
• Electrozad Supply Company Limited (new)
• Mulvey & Banani International Inc.
• Powerline Plus Ltd.

Gold Standard winners

These winners have demonstrated their commitment to the program and successfully retained their award for 4-6 consecutive years.

• Gerrie Electric Wholesale Limited
• Houle Electric
• Stelpro
• Techmation Electric & Controls Ltd.
• The K-Line Group of Companies

Platinum Club winners

These winners have maintained their Best Managed status for seven years or more.

• B. A. Robinson Co. Ltd.
• Deca Cables
• E.B. Horsman & Son
• E.C.S. Electrical Cable Supply Ltd.
• Standard Products Inc.

To commemorate 25 years of Canada’s Best Managed Companies, Deloitte will release in April a special report that examines the factors behind their long-term success.
Find out more about the program: www2.deloitte.com/ca/en/pages/canadas-best-managed-companies/articles/best-managed-new-winners-2018.html

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