 CONGRATULATIONS DESDOWD!
A.I.W. Canada celebrates
Desdowd, its first marketing representative in Canada,
for 40 years of leadership in serving the electrical
distributor market in the Province of Quebec.
A.I.W. — American Insulated Wire Corp. — is
a leading manufacturer of electrical wire and cable products
for a variety of industries including industrial,
commercial, mining, transportation, telecommunications,
institutions, governement and O.E.M.
Founded in 1924, A.I.W., now a
subsidiary of Leviton Manufacturing Co. Inc., aims
at providing unparalleled service and the manufacture
of the highest quality products to meet the customers’ needs
at competitive pricing.
This includes an extensive line
of wire, cable and cord set products; stocking most
items for immediate shipment. A.I.W.’s specialty
is a total capability concept whereby
the company can meet the engineering needs and requirements
for almost every application.
Since 1994, Desdowd is
an integral part A.I.W.’s National
Sales Force
Servicing our customers is of paramount importance
for all of us at A.I.W. As such, we take pride in having
one of the best National Sales Forces in the electrical industry,
and since 1994, Desdowd has been part
and parcel of our team of experienced representatives.
Such extensive experience and knowledge is a major asset
in expediting the order process; ensuring that our clients
get the product that most meets their specifications.
Thanks to Desdowd, there is a growing
appreciation of the important contribution made by
the manufacturers’ representative
in bringing value to the supply chain. In that respect, Desdowd
has continuously strived to strengthen A.I.W.’s
brand recognition in the Quebec market .
On behalf of the A.I.W. team
From our staff to yours, we extend our sincere appreciation
and best wishes for continued success.
Gerry King
National Manager - Canada
Photo left to right):
Bernadette (Bernie) Dikho, Senior Customer Service
Representative, Gerry King, National Manager - Canada and
Sharron Bonomo, Operations Manager. |
