Bridgeport Fittings Names Sales Reps and Customer Service Award Winners at Annual NEMRA Conference

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February 22, 2019

Bridgeport Fittings announced its Sales Representative, Customer Service, Creating Contractor Demand, and Salesperson of The Year Award winners at the 2019 Annual NEMRA (National Electrical Manufacturers Representatives Association) Conference, held February 6-9 in Dallas. The award winners for 2018 were:

Representative of the Year:

Platinum Market:        Electra Sales, Inc.

Gold Market:               Schooler & Associates, Inc.

Customer Service Representative of the Year:

Brian Quinn, Casey Electric Sales

Salesperson of the Year Award Winners:

Salesperson – East:      Dewey Franzen, Electra Sales, Inc.

Salesperson – West:    Ryan Kindle, Becker Sales Company, Inc.

 Creating Contractor Demand (CCD) of the Year Awards:

            CCD East:       Mike Neal, Thea & Schoen, Inc.

            CCD West:      Jay Commuso, I-Pro, Inc.

Among the criteria for the various awards were quota performance and profitability, product knowledge and customer relations, marketing initiatives, perseverance, and demonstrated service to distribution.

Bridgeport Fittings is a supplier of quality fittings to the industrial, commercial and residential channels of the electrical industry. 

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