Alberta Agency Wins Arlington’s 2015 Canadian Sales Award

Mckenna Agencies

Feb 26, 2016

Among the recipients of Arlington Industries Inc.’s 2015 sales awards was McKenna Agencies Ltd.The agency has sales and training centres in both Edmonton and Calgary.

The sales awards were presented to firms representing Arlington at the recent NEMRA16 (National Electrical Manufacturers Representatives Association) meeting held February 3-6 in Dallas, TX. They recognize their outstanding achievement during the 2015 calendar year in selling Arlington products.

Arlington products are available throughout the US and Canada through stocking sales representatives, who support distributors’ inventory. A manufacturer of quality electrical products, communications products, home theater products, and more, the company has introduced over 400 new or unique products since 2003.

 

 

 

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