Domino Highvoltage Supply Appoints New Inside Salesperson

Domino

June 29, 2018

Domino Highvoltage Supply welcomes Deanna Morin as the new inside salesperson at the company’s Edmonton office. Deanna brings with her 23 years of experience in the industry: 18 years as a distributor and 5 years in construction.

Domino Highvoltage Supply welcomes Deanna Morin as the new inside salesperson at the company’s Edmonton office. Deanna brings with her 23 years of experience in the industry: 18 years as a distributor and 5 years in construction.  Domino supplies power-related products and services to a wide variety of industry sectors.  Based in Vancouver, BC, the company is a privately held turnkey distributor for transmission, distribution and substation material. Projects include major new transmission corridors, power line upgrades, collectors for wind farms, access to run-of-the-river projects, connections to mines, ski resorts, oil and gas plants, as well as transmission line extensions. 

Find out more: https://dominohighvoltage.com

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