Cooper welcomes Waterman Sales and congratulates Lumen Essence
February 08, 2010
Cooper Lighting and Cooper Crouse-Hinds welcomed Waterman Sales as their lighting agency for the territories of Ottawa, Eastern Ontario, Kingston, Belleville, Trenton, Peterborough, Pembroke and Western Quebec. With a staff of 10 sales professionals (with 225 years of combined experience), Cooper feels Waterman is “well-positioned to represent our portfolio of products”.
In addition, Cooper Lighting announced the expansion of one of its agent
partners. Lumen Essence’s service coverage has now expanded to
encompass the region of Niagara, Kitchener-Waterloo, Cambridge and
Guelph. Cooper Lighting congratulates Lumen Essence on its “continuous
improvements, and wish them much success as Cooper’s representative in
the years to come”.
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LUMEN ESSENCE
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COOPER CROUSE-HINDS
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