ECAO Launches YouTube Channel

ECAO

Jan 21, 2019

If a picture speaks a thousand words, what about a video? Electrical Contractors Association of Ontario has launched its YouTube channel, “ECAO”. Throughout the year, ECAO aims to post interesting videos on upcoming events and latest news.

The most recent video features sponsorship opportunities for ECAO’s 2019 Annual Industry Conference in Nashville. The conference brings together many of the most active ECAO contractors, who meet annually to share best practices, network and experience a unique environment. Check out this year’s sponsorship opportunities.

Members are also encouraged to send ECAO  videos to feature on the YouTube Channel. Videos can be sent to kahluwalia@ecao.org.

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