BCEA Professional Development Series: Perry McDougall, President – Goodwin Industrial Electric

EIN 10 CS BCEA 400

April 29, 2021

Thursday May 13,  2021

 @ 4:30PM PST

Perry McDougall,  President of Goodwin Industrial Electric.

Perry has been involved with the organization for 34 years. 

Some of his daily tasks include but are not limited to business development; marketing, quoting large projects, contract negotiations, and deeply involved with the safety culture.

Sits on the board of directors with the following organizations:

  • Granby group of companies (Goodwin Industrial Electric, Bridge Electric, Argo Industrial Electric, and Vanguard equipment) 
  • BC Electrical Association (current chair)
  • Executive Health and Safety Council of BC

Perry is a member of the steering committee for the industrial manufacturing sector for the  Industry Training Authority of BC.

Go HERE for more information

 

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