Greg Bedard Receives AEA Honorary Volunteer Award

EIN AEA Greg Bedard

May 4, 2022

By Tara Ternes, CEO, Alberta Electrical Alliance

A big congratulations to Greg Bedard on receiving the Honorary Volunteer Award (2013-2021)!

Greg is someone I’ve always admired not only for his work ethic, but also for the kind-hearted person that he is. He’s truly professional in everything he does. Greg always makes people feel at ease and is wonderful to talk to.

He was the constant rock of AEA, who always had the best intentions for our organization and our board members. I’ll truly miss all the great moments we got to share with him over the years.

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