2017 EFC Marketing Awards: Apply Now

EFC Marketing Awards

June 30 is the deadline to apply for an Electro-Federation Canada (EFC) marketing award, recognizing organizations demonstrating marketing excellence and innovation in Canada’s electrical manufacturing and distribution and electronics sectors.

Each award category offers two awards — for manufacturers, distributors and manufacturers’ reps over and under $50 million. Applicants must be a current EFC member.

The six award categories recognize excellence in the many areas of corporate activity contributing to the organization success in sales, marketing and branding:

  • “click and order” e-commerce (online ordering platform)
  •  corporate social responsibility
  • customer event/trade show
  • integrated marketing — sponsored by kerrwil publications
  • merchandising and display
  • sustainability

The EFC Marketing Awards are applicable for 2016 and 2015 marketing programs developed and executed in Canada (it can also have started prior to these dates and/or be ongoing). Each award submission will be judged by a panel of experts in each category.

Find out more: marketingawards.electrofed.com. Winners will be announced at a special EFC Marketing Awards ‘Future Forum’ event on October 25, 2017.

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