Union Lighting and Décor Signs Up as IMARK Canada’s Newest Member

Union Lighting and Décor Signs Up as IMARK Canada’s Newest Member

Founded in 1914, Union Lighting and Décor is both a retail and wholesale supplier of residential, commercial, and industrial products. The company’s customer base consists of electrical contractors, general contractors, designers, architects, and members of the hospitality trade, home builders and consumers.

IMARK Canada is a member-owned, member-governed marketing group for independent electrical and

IMARK University, just one of IMARK’s service offerings to members, provides access to high-quality web-based learning materials regarding the products and applications of all major product groups in the electrical industry.

 

lighting distributors. Union Lighting and Decor’s membership, effective retroactively to January 1, 2016, gives the company access to IMARK Canada’s

  • cost-effective marketing and sales development programs and resources
  • a forum in which member executives can network and share best practices

For more information on IMARK, visit www.imarkcanada.com or contact Roger Vaught, IMARK Canada, 301-281-8139, rvaught@imarkgroup.com.

IMARK University, just one of IMARK’s service offerings to members, provides access to high-quality web-based learning materials regarding the products and applications of all major product groups in the electrical industry.

 

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