SandD 2010 Conference just a week away
May 25, 2010
Now is the time to stop dithering and start making plans to attend the Supply & Distribution Annual Conference in marvelous Kelowna, B.C., next week—June 2-5.
The S&D Council—a member of Electro-Federation Canada (EFC)—unites
the manufacturers, distributors and manufacturers’ reps of electrical
equipment in Canada. It’s an excellent forum for networking with the
folks who both create and bring to market the products you use.
New this year is the “Green on Display” mini tradeshow (which we told you about back in January). Companies will be displaying their newest offerings of green products, services and technologies, and showcasing new ideas and trends, including green initiatives. Some of the companies already signed up include: Standard Products, Beghelli, GE, Hubbell, Juno Lighting and Leviton.
While you’re in Kelowna, be sure to pick up a copy of the Spring edition of Distribution & Supply, which not only contains stories like our cover feature, “What makes a top suppliers Tops?”, but the S&D Conference Guide, including business program, networking events, etc.
CLICK HERE to visit the conference website.
Last modified on May 25, 2010
New this year is the “Green on Display” mini tradeshow (which we told you about back in January). Companies will be displaying their newest offerings of green products, services and technologies, and showcasing new ideas and trends, including green initiatives. Some of the companies already signed up include: Standard Products, Beghelli, GE, Hubbell, Juno Lighting and Leviton.
While you’re in Kelowna, be sure to pick up a copy of the Spring edition of Distribution & Supply, which not only contains stories like our cover feature, “What makes a top suppliers Tops?”, but the S&D Conference Guide, including business program, networking events, etc.
CLICK HERE to visit the conference website.
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