IDEAL Announces Appointment of Next Sales & Marketing Inc

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Dec 17, 2019

IDEAL Industries Canada Corp. has announced the appointment of Next Sales & Marketing Inc as the representative for IDEAL’s electrical product line in Atlantic Canada.

Since 2013, Halifax-based Next has earned a reputation in the industry for their dedication to customers, representation of leading-edge, innovative manufacturers, and their outstanding, hardworking team. Led by principals Kevin Savage, Geoff Cormier, and Derek Johnston, Next believes in developing relationships built on trust, service and commitment, which is directly in line with IDEAL’s core values.

“Next are well known for their incredible customer service, and their team’s in-depth understanding of the electrical industry,” says Bill Stephens, IDEAL’s National Sales and Marketing Manager. “We are confident that this partnership will help further strengthen IDEAL’s brand in the Atlantic provinces.”

Next is already sales agent for IDEAL’s Cree Lighting and Audacy Advanced Wireless Controls in Atlantic Canada, and will be representing IDEAL across Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador.

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