Third Annual Greenlee® Experience Contest Accepting Entries Until March 15

Greenlee Experience Contest

February 27, 2024

Greenlee® is bringing back Greenlee Experience for a third year to celebrate electrical and utility professionals for their hard work and achievements. Entries are being accepted until March 15 for the all-expenses-paid trip being held July 31 to August 2, 2024, at one of its manufacturing facilities in Elyria, Ohio.

Six grand prize winners will receive the signature VIP treatment as part of an exclusive trip that includes:
  • An all-expenses-paid trip to a Greenlee manufacturing facility.
  • A VIP behind-the-scenes tour of tool production.
  • Professional photoshoot, celebrating winners’ dedication to the skilled trades
  • Creation of a custom Greenlee Knockout Kit.
  • Suite seats to see the MLB Cleveland Guardians.
  • A trip to Topgolf, a sports entertainment complex that features an inclusive, high-tech golf game.
  • And more.

Winners will also get an exclusive look at products in development and have the opportunity to help shape the future of professional tool development by sharing their expert insights with Greenlee leadership and the engineering, marketing, research, and product development teams.

“The excitement by electrical and utility professionals around Greenlee Experience continues to grow and we can’t wait to roll out the red carpet for this year’s winners,” said Heather McLin, vice-president of marketing, professional tools for Emerson. “Every part of the trip is meant to say ‘thank you’ for the role each winner plays in building and maintaining the infrastructure of our country.”

Entries will be accepted through March 15, 2024. Contest winners will be selected based on their response to contest questions, trade involvement, enthusiasm for Greenlee tools displayed in the submitted picture or video of them with their favorite Greenlee tool, and originality and uniqueness of entry.

How to enter and full 2024 Greenlee Experience official contest rules can be found HERE.

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