ELP Marketing Announces Two Additions to its Team

December 11, 2023

ELP Marketing, a full-service representative agency who has been in business for 44 years representing the top electrical, lighting, control, and networking product manufacturers in Atlantic Canada, are pleased to announce the following additions to their team:

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Mike Brown has joined ELP in Newfoundland supporting inside sales, he previously held a similar role with B. Davis Agency. 

“Mike has extensive product knowledge in industrial and lighting products along with his concise approach to service he will be a great addition to Team ELP,” said the compnay via press release.

Cher Digdon has joined the ELP team as a Specification Salesperson in Nova Scotia, having previous sales experience of over 10 years.

“Her commitment to continuous learning, and analyzing customer requirements, she will provide product suggestions to meet performance, aesthetics, and budget. Cher is a long-time devoted volunteer with Special Olympics and will continue to do her part in making a difference in our community.”

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