ABB in Canada’s #BuildTheFuture Roadshow is Back

April 17, 2023

ABB’s interactive and immersive #BuildTheFuture Roadshow is pleased to return this Spring.

The 400 square foot showroom brings the latest ABB technological innovations, products, services and solutions directly to professionals like you.

Don’t miss the upcoming events in Ontario and Quebec.

ABB looks forward to welcoming you at the ABB office nearest you. Join in for both days or a few hours as your schedule permits.

  • ABB Inc. Burlington office | 3450 Harvester Road. Burlington, ON
    Tuesday, May 9 | 10am-4pm
    Wednesday, May 10 | 10am-4pm
  • ABB Inc. Montreal | 800 Boulevard Hymus St-Laurent, QC
    Tuesday, June 6 | 11am-4pm
    Wednesday, June 7 | 11am-4pm

At this event, attendees can:

  • Engage in discussions with our field application engineers, product management and sales representatives;
  • Learn about ABB’s low voltage, medium voltage, controls and critical power equipment portfolios;
  • Discover our new product releases, solutions and technologies;
  • Participate in live demonstrations to handle and test our products.
  • Earn professional development hours by attending technical sessions hosted by ABB experts.

Follow the roadshow journey and share your experience by tagging using #BuildTheFuture hashtag.

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