Weidmuller Canada Announces Two New Additions to the Team

Weidmuller Canada Announces Two New Additions to the Team

June 22, 2026

Weidmuller Canada is growing and so is the company’s bench strength. Weidmuller invites you to join them in welcoming two incredible additions to the Weidmuller Canada team:

  • Simon-Julien Élie, P.Eng. – Business Development Manager
    With 30+ years in automation, Simon‑Julien brings a rare ability to connect engineering insight with market strategy helping drive value from concept to customer.
  • Gary Singh – Technical Application Specialist
    Gary adds 15 years of hands-on experience across IIoT and electrical automation, from both distributor and manufacturer perspectives bridging technology with real-world application.

Together, they strengthen Weidmuller Canada’s ability to support customers across Canada with deeper expertise and forward-thinking solutions. Weidmuller Canada welcomes Simon-Hulien and Gary, and the team is excited to have them onboard.

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You can view the original announcement on LinkedIn HERE.

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