Robertson Expands Ontario Presence With New Ottawa Location

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Feb 5, 2021

Robertson Electric Wholesale has announced the opening of its newest location in Ottawa, Ontario. 

“We are very excited for the opening of the Ottawa location as it will allow us to serve the Ottawa region and strengthen our Ontario presence” says Rick Campbell, president of Robertson.

The new Robertson Ottawa branch is approximately a 40,000+ square foot facility that will be a full Electrical Branch, including Wire & Cable.

The Ottawa location will be supported by electrical distribution experts, led by Branch Manager Derrick McColeman. Derrick has recently joined the Robertson team and brings over 30 years of experience in the Electrical Industry. “I am excited to be a part of this incredible team in Ottawa and help grow Robertson’s place in the electrical marketplace” says McColeman.

Don Raymond and Justice Otto will support the Ottawa branch and surrounding area as Outside Sales Representatives.

Robertson is hiring for various positions at the Ottawa location. Current job opportunities can be found on the Robertson website on the Careers Page.

 

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