ECS Electrical Cable Supply Welcomes Jonathan Louis as New Branch Manager in Montreal

ECS Electrical Cable Supply Welcomes Jonathan Louis as New Branch Manager in Montreal

July 1, 2026

ECS invites you to join them in welcoming Jonathan Louis as their new Branch Manager of ECS Montreal.

“Jonathan brings more than 23 years of experience in sales and business development, including 13 years in sales leadership and 8 years in general management. Throughout his career, he has successfully driven revenue growth, built strong partner networks, and developed high-performing teams,” the company said on LinkedIn.

“With a clear vision for growth and deep industry expertise, Jonathan Louis is well-positioned to lead the Montreal branch and strengthen ECS’s presence in the Quebec region. His leadership experience and strategic approach make him a valuable addition to our team.”

“We are excited to have Jonathan on board and look forward to the impact he will make. Welcome to ECS, Jonathan!”

View the original announcement on LinkedIn HERE.

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