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The Most Direct Way to Influence and Reach Distributors across Canada!

mt_ignoreNow entering its 4th year, DISTRIBUTION & SUPPLY Magazine is the only independent Canadian voice of Canada's electrical channel. D&S provides distribution personnel valuable information so they can do their jobs better and run their businesses more profitably. Here are some of the stories we have lined up for our 2012 Spring and Fall editions:


Spring 2012 (Vol. 4, Issue 1)

• Canadian Consumer Product Safety Act (CCPSA)
• Navigating the Renewables Landscape
• Marketing to Media 101
• Electric Vehicles
* Bonus Distribution: EFC Electrical Council Conference
* Bonus Distribution: IED Annual General Meeting

Fall 2012 (Vol. 4, Issue 2)

• Business conditions... according to Distributors
• Industry Data Exchange Association (IDEA) Revisited
• Hottest New Products for 2013
• Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI) Canada & Counterfeits
* Bonus Distribution: EFC Economic Forecast Day
* Bonus Distribution: Affiliated Distributors North American Meeting

And EACH ISSUE contains the following columns
  • Market Mix
  • Best Practices
  • Go to Market
  • EFC Electrical Council Update
  • CEMRA Forum
* Subject to change without notice

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