Siemens Canada Awarded 2020 Supplier of the Year by Lumen

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Jan 29, 2021

Siemens Canada Electrical Products team has been awarded Lumen’s 2020 “Supplier of the Year.” As a member of the Sonepar Group, Lumen is one of the preeminent Electrical Distributors in Canada with branches serving Ontario, Quebec and the Maritimes.  This award of distinction is given to the manufacturer with the highest year over year growth and is “an exemplary achievement of our partnership during a very difficult time.

“Special thanks go to the many individuals who have contributed to this award including the Siemens Sales, Quotations, Order Management, Project Execution and Management teams.  This achievement denotes the strong collaboration that exists between our organizations,” said Siemens of the award.

“This award is also shared with gratitude with the Lumen team for it’s ongoing commitment of partnership and support from counter staff to sales through to the management team.”

“Siemens is proud to serve our partner’s needs and look forward to a stronger and more successful growth and profitability for years to come.”

Pictured from left to right Jean-Francois Godmer – Siemens Eastern Regional Sales Manager, Serge LeBlanc – Lumen President, Johnny Cardone – Siemens Eastern Sales Supervisor

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