Lumen Expands into Atlantic Canada

March 31 2016

The Dartmouth, NS location is Lumen’s 33rd branch and currently employs a team of five associates led by Lumen Regional Director of Atlantic Canada, Shannon Fougere. The branch is located at 121 IIsley Road Dartmouth, NS, B3B 1S4. Another branch will open this summer in Moncton, NB.

Featuring Lumen’s classic express branch, including an open concept and state-of-the-art LED lighting, the 12,000 sq ft Dartmouth facility is the first of its kind in Atlantic Canada.

“This branch is service oriented and will bring a sense of specialization that our customers have never encountered before,” says Fougere. “The open concept this facility features is innovative and uncommon for an electrical branch in this area.”

The Dartmouth location will cater to commercial and industrial markets and will stock a wide assortment of products featured from local and national vendors.

“We are the local guy,” says Lumen President, Serge Leblanc. “We’re here to grow and be part of the community. If we need the tactical power of the Lumen CDC then we will utilize that resource. Ultimately, we’re here to invest in the community and be here for the long term.”

Lumen is a division of Sonepar Canada: www.lumen.ca/en/.

 

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