Robertson Electric Wholesale Purchases Espo Electric Supply

Robertson Electric Wholesale Purchases Espo Electric Supply

July 15, 2016

Rick Campbell, President of Robertson Electric Wholesale, has announced the purchase of Espo Electric Supply. Espo is an independent electrical distributor servicing the Oakville/Burlington, Ontario area and located at 1182 South Service Road, West, Unit 2 in Oakville. 

Franco Esposito will be staying on in his role of General Manager. Judi Esposito will retire after a brief transition period, and Katie Campbell will immediately assume Operational Manager responsibilities, including A/R and A/P.

Robertson Electric Wholesale is a national distributor that has been servicing the electrical marketplace for over 60 years. Acquired by the Campbell family in 2008, the firm specializes in commercial, residential and industrial projects, with a strong focus on providing turnkey lighting and retrofit solutions.

With multiple branches across the country, Robertson Electric is continually exploring expansion opportunities, which includes continual development of new locations. Robertson Electric has been a member of Affiliated Distributors since 2005.

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