Gerrie Sisters Receive Distinguished Entrepreneurs Award

Gerrie

Apr 15, 2018

Heather Gerrie Kwant and Elaine Gerrie-Valentini, Co-Presidents of Gerrie Electric Wholesale Limited, were presented earlier this month with the Burlington Chamber of Commerce’s B2018 Distinguished Entrepreneur Award.

Heather and Elaine Gerrie were chosen as the award recipients to recognize their leadership role in building a successful, high-profile company that positively represents Burlington both locally and regionally. They reflect entrepreneurship through their company and through their philanthropic endeavours giving back to the community.

Gerrie Electric Wholesale Limited consistently ranks among Canada’s best managed companies. This Deloitte program recognizes best-in-class Canadian, privately-owned and managed companies with annual revenues over $15 million.

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