EFC Marketing Awards Winners 2021

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March 8, 2022

The EFC announces the winners of this year’s Marketing Awards:

Digital Innovation

Over $50 Million Manufacturer – Schneider Electric

Under $50 Million Manufacturer – Service Wire Co.

Under $50 Million Manufacturer – CSCLED

Over $50 Million Distributor – Electrozad 

CEMRA – Munden Enterprises

Sponsored by: EFC

Honourable Mentions: EATON, Hubbell Canada, Rexel, Schneider Electric

Event Trade Show – Virtual

Over $50 Million Manufacturer – Rittal

Over $50 Million Distributor – Electrozad

Sponsored by: Electrical Line Magazine

Honourable Mentions: EATON

Integrated Marketing

Over $50 Million Manufacturer – EATON

Under $50 Million Manufacturer – Service Wire Co.

Over $50 Million Distributor – Westburne

Sponsored by: Kerrwil

Honourable Mentions: Southwire, Schneider Electric, Westburne

Social & Sustainability 

Over $50 Million Manufacturer – Schneider Electric

Under $50 Million Manufacturer – Beghelli

Over $50 Million Distributor – E.B. Horsman & Son

Sponsored by: Product Care Recycling

Honourable Mentions: ABB, OmniCable

Congratulations to all winners and honourable mentions.

For more information on the EFC Marketing Awards, please contact John Jefkins, VP, Member Engagement & Corporate Partnerships, at jjefkins@electrofed.com.

Full Award Winner Programs will be shared with video interviews via EFC communications in the coming months.

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