Robertson Continues Push West, Appoints Mike Thompson to VP for B.C.

Robertson Electric

Mike Thompson has taken over as Vice President and General Manager, B.C. for Robertson Electric Wholesale, the company announced.  

Roberston President Rick Campbell said that it’s an exciting time for the company as they grow in Western Canada. “Mike joining Robertson is another edge over our competition and is an asset to facilitate the accelerated growth in British Columbia and in addition, having these facilities in B.C. will support our growing National Accounts business.”

Since 2008, when the Campbell brothers began leading the company, Robertson has expanded as a full service electrical branch to six other locations in Ontario, one in Winnipeg and has made known its intentions to expand into the western market well-known. 

 

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