Standard Assistant Regional Manager Joins BCEA Board

Greg Chapman

Dec 10, 2018

Greg Chapman, Assistant Regional Manager Western Canada for Standard Products Inc., a key player in the company’s success in British Columbia and Alberta since joining the firm in 1997, is now contributing to the success of the BC Electrical Association (BCEA).

Greg’s career in the electrical industry began at Wesco in Burnaby, BC starting in 1990. He held positions in Receiving, Counter, Inside Sales and Outside Sales. At Standard he has held the positions of Inside Sales, Inside Sales Manager and now Assistant Territory Western Region.

BCEA was formed in the 1920s and today comprises more than 145 corporate members. The annual Link Conference is a successful educational event, and a scholarship and bursary program has awarded over $400,000 to students across BC.

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