Ideal Names Adanac Sales as BC Rep

Adanac Sales

Bill Stephens, National Sales and Marketing Manager for IDEAL INDUSTRIES (CANADA), CORP. has announced the appointment of Adanac Sales as their agent and representative for British Columbia, effective May 15th, 2015.

“Adanac Sales in their 24 years of servicing the BC Electrical market brings us a proven entity in British Columbia that shares our commitment to superior service to our distributor partners and end user community.  Both Kevin Smythe and Mike Hodges have for years stayed at the forefront of the Canadian Electrical Industry with involvement in both CEMRA, NEMRA and the BCEA and have made Adanac Sales the premier manufacturer’s representative agencies in BC. We are excited about partnering with Adanac to further support our customers, and our industry leading brands. Below is the contact information.

www.idealindustries.ca
 
Adanac Sales Inc.
#3-2075 Brigantine Drive
Coquitlam, BC
V3K 7B8


 

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