Affiliated Distributors Canadian Electrical Division Spring Network Meeting Awards

Affiliated Distributors Spring Awards

A number of Canadian companies received awards at the recent Affiliated Distributors Canadian Electrical Division business meeting. Affiliated Distributors is North America’s largest wholesale marketing group.

The organization’s signature networking event, the annual Electrical Division Spring Network Meeting, took place March 30 through April 1 in Tampa, FL. The event included a divisional board meeting, a committee meeting and a business update. The Canadian Electrical Division business meeting included the presentation of awards for AD Distributors.

The following companies received awards:
Top Network in AD Supplier Sales in 2014 (listed are the Canadian Affiliates in the winning Network, 602)
•    E.B.Horsman & Son
•    Franklin Empire Inc.
•    Ideal Supply Co. Ltd.

Highest Overall Growth in Canadian Supplier Purchases – Under $10M in Annual Purchases
•    Diversified Ventures

Highest Overall Growth in Canadian Supplier Purchases – Over $10Min Annual Purchases
•    Robertson Electric Wholesale

AD also announced the following 2015 events:
•    Clean Energy Summit, July 14-15, Raleigh, NC
•    2015 Electrical Division North American Meeting, September 28-October 1, Grapevine, TX

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