OmniCable Joins AD Mexico & AD Canada

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December 14, 2021

OmniCable is excited to announce that it has joined AD Mexico (effective July 2021) and AD Canada (effective January 2022) as an electrical supplier. AD is a member-owned organization that provides leading independent distributors and manufacturers with support and resources that accelerate growth.  

“We are looking forward to a strong future and partnership with AD and its members,” said Greg Donato, OmniCable, Chief Commercial Officer (CCO). 

For more information about OmniCable, please visit omnicable.com.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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