Cindy Doherty of Intralec Electrical Products wins CEMRA award

Intralec Electrical Products (Mississauga, Ontario): Cindy Doherty, the company's wire and cable sales manager is the 2013 recipient of the CEMRA person of the year award. She is on the board of the Canadian Electrical Manufacturers Representatives Association (CEMRA) Director and is also serving on the board of the National Electrical Manufacturers Representatives Association (NEMRA).
June 7, 2013

Intralec Electrical Products (Mississauga, Ontario): Cindy Doherty, the company's wire and cable sales manager, is the 2013 recipient of the CEMRA person of the year award. She is on the board of the Canadian Electrical Manufacturers Representatives Association (CEMRA) and also serves on the board of the National Electrical Manufacturers Representatives Association (NEMRA). This award is given to an individual who has made a difference to CEMRA by demonstrating leadership, commitment and outstanding contribution. 

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