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GB Agencies and D.A.D. Sales Reach Agreement to Merge as Prairie Power Solutions

August 2, 2024

This merger represents a significant milestone for both organizations, enabling both companies to enhance their service offerings and extend their coverage across the Prairies and beyond.

With a combined workforce of 30 employees, the goal is to solidify the position of both companies in the electrical sales industry while continuing to innovate and excel as a manufacturing agent. This merger also ensures a robust succession plan for key positions within D.A.D. Sales’ team.

D.A.D. Sales in particular is pleased to confirm Prairie Power Solutions will operate with the Senior Leadership Team of:

  • Gary Beer
  • Bonnie Youngs
  • Bob Holman
  • Sandra Beer
  • Brent Youngs
  • Aaron Morden
  • Ben Wells

There is no immediate change to contact information or flow of business for either agency. More details will follow soon.

The folks at D.A.D. Sales are excited about the opportunities this merger brings and are confident that it will significantly benefit their business partners. If you have any questions, you can contact Gary Beer or Bonnie Youngs.

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