electro|POD – EFC Podcast Series: Mary Shaw ETIM North America

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Feb 25, 2021

In celebration of ETIM NA’s one year ‘relaunch’ anniversary, Daniela De Marco, EFC, interviews Mary Shaw, Executive Director for ETIM NA, to learn her more about her data governance journey and the role ETIM NA plays for members and the supply chain. You can find the podcast on Spotify

 

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Call for Participation

Electro-Federation Canada (EFC) is currently accepting proposals for expert members to be featured in their electro|POD podcast series to promote the innovation and trending topics EFC’s various Business Sections, Programs and Networks are collaborating on.

Proposals can come from individual members or small groups, with preference given to topics that reflect EFC’s core strategic initiatives and may include some of the topics listed below. The podcast series will be accessible nationwide on itunes and Google Play podcast libraries.

The purpose of this podcast series is to keep the members of EFC, its stakeholders, partners and as well as those broadly interested in electrical products, informed and connected. This series intends to feature technical, cultural and safety topics from the electrical community that powers our changing world. Some topics include, but are not limited to, the following:

+ AFCIs

+ EMC (Harmonics)

+ Energy Storage/Batteries/Smart cities

+ Retrofit/Infrastructure Upgrades

+ Automation/Robotics/Software

+ LVDC

+ Electric Heat Systems

+ Surge Protection Devices

+ Electric Vehicle Systems

Podcast topic proposals should be emailed to Gurvinder Chopra at gchopra@electrofed.com or Daniela De Marco at ddemarco@electrofed.com. Proposals should include a brief abstract of the topic to be discussed, including an explanation of why the topic is relevant to EFC members, stakeholders and/or the electrical community at large. Proposals should also include the names of interviewees who will be part of the podcast and their related expertise to the topic. 

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