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Le Salon Lumen- Lumen Hosts 2024 Quebec Electrical Industry Blockbuster Customer Event

April 28, 2024

(Photo caption:(From left to right) Lumen President, Serge LeBlanc, Sonepar Canada President, George McClean, Sonepar Americas President, Rob Taylor, and Sonepar CEO, Philippe Delpech in the Lumen booth, at Le Salon Lumen.)
This month, Lumen held their 12th edition of the Salon Lumen, the largest exhibition in Quebec’s electrical industry.

The customer event was hosted over two days, commenced on April 16th in Quebec City, and ended on April 18th in Montreal. One hundred seventy-five vendors gathered within a 50,000 sq ft area to showcase their newest products and services. The event attracted a total of 8000 visitors to witness the industry’s latest innovations.

The Salon Lumen also offered over 40 conferences and guided laboratories visitors could participate in. Main discussion topics included, Electrification Solutions, Lighting, Power Quality Solutions, Health and Safety, Smart Home 101, Digitizing your Business and its Benefits, and Environmental, Social, and Governance.

Prior to the Montreal Exhibition, Lumen held an event for their main suppliers where Sonepar CEO, Philippe Delpech, Sonepar Americas President, Rob Taylor, and Sonepar Canada President, George McClean, shared company insights, economic highlights, and the future vision of Sonepar. The event was followed by a Q&A period providing suppliers with the opportunities to dive deeper into Sonepar. 

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