Gerrie Electric Honoured as 2024 AD Electrical – Canada All-In Member of the Year

November 4, 2024

AD Announced on LinkedIn that they have honoured Gerrie Electric as their Canada All-In Member of the Year.

“This morning’s Canadian member business meeting saw this group celebrate another one of our terrific members! We are proud to honour Gerrie Electric Wholesale Ltd. as the 2024 AD Electrical – Canada All-In Member of the Year. Through Gerrie’s dedication to growing with AD suppliers, combined with their unwavering support of AD initiatives and their commitment to fostering long-term partnerships, this organization personifies what it means to be “All-In”. Congratulations to the entire team at Gerrie on this well-deserved recognition!”

View the LinkedIn post HERE

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