Order the 2017 Pathfinder Report: Choose from One of Two Packages

Order the 2017 Pathfinder Report: Choose from One of Two Packages

July 18, 2016

Kerrwil Publications and Electro-Federation Canada’s Pathfinder report is a comprehensive benchmarking and market analysis source for the Canadian electrical channel.

Released annually, this report helps industry members maximize their company’s growth and profitability by providing an in-depth overview of key industry performance measures and market conditions. 

Now in its 32nd edition, this year’s Pathfinder takes on a new direction with the introduction of an interactive digital platform. Pathfinder subscribers who purchase the digital bundle will have access to a password-protected website that provides users with a PDF of the report, access to electronic versions of all tables and charts — and a fully-interactive directory of every channel branch in Canada.

Find out more: http://www.cvent.com/events/2017-efc-pathfinder-report/event-summary-24b4ee2f679040c28119d4f581891bf2.aspx.

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