Michael Hurd Named New Vice President of Business Development at Robertson Electric Wholesale

February 10, 2025

Robertson Electric Wholesale | Sonepar Canada is pleased to introduce Michael Hurd, the company’s new Vice President of Business Development.

Michael brings a wealth of experience in strategic growth, sales leadership, and business development, and we are thrilled to have him join our organization.

In this role, Michael will be responsible for developing and growing the company’s residential market nationally, driving new opportunities, and strengthening it’s presence in this key sector. His expertise in building strong partnerships and executing growth strategies will be instrumental in expanding the company’s reach and enhancing it’s service to customers across Canada.

Rob Thibeault, the Executive Vice President of Robertson Electric Wholesale, invites you to join the company in extending a warm welcome to Michael Hurd as he settles into his new role. Robertson looks forward to his leadership and contributions in shaping the future of the company’s residential market and beyond.

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