Genlyte Solutions Announces New Partnership with WSA Light Energy and Design

July 26, 2024

Genlyte Solutions – a Signify business, is pleased to announce an exciting new partnership with Ontario based, WSA Light Energy and Design.

WSA is a lighting agency, covering the Ottawa and Gatineau metropolitan areas. Both Genlyte and WSA share a common vision of building excellent teams, providing world-class service to their customers, and offering the best lighting solutions and systems in a diversified, connected market. Genlyte Solutions and WSA will collaborate on project and distribution business – showcasing the powerhouse of brands that Genlyte offers.

“We are very excited to partner with WSA, an agency that boasts half a century in the electrical industry and expertise in energy-efficient lighting and controls solutions,” said Bryan Charlebois, Head of Genlyte Sales, Canada. “The WSA team is thrilled to join forces with Genlyte Solutions. We look forward to embarking on this new journey to continue supporting and serving our customers with the best lighting and controls solutions. Today, we illuminate a brighter future together!” said Mario Grenier, President of WSA.

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