Intralec Honoured with Mersen’s 2025 Canadian Rep of the Year Award

May 13, 2026

Intralec Electrical Products is proud to announce that it has been named Mersen’s 2025 Canadian Representative of the Year for Canada, an honour presented at the NEMRA “Power Tomorrow, Today” Conference in Orlando.

This recognition highlights the strength, dedication, and performance of Intralec’s sales team, whose commitment to excellence continues to drive success across the region.

To celebrate this achievement, the team gathered last week for a luncheon at the Brampton Golf Club, where colleagues came together to recognize the collective effort behind the award. The event provided an opportunity for the sales team to reflect on their success and capture a group photo marking the occasion.

Intralec’s leadership team expressed their pride in the team’s accomplishment, emphasizing that the award reflects not only strong sales performance but also the relationships and trust built with partners and customers.

This recognition reinforces Intralec’s ongoing commitment to delivering outstanding service and value throughout Ontario and beyond.

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