NECA Contractors Win Yeti Coolers from Bridgeport Fittings

Bridgeport Fittings’ NECA 2016 exhibit generated much attention by offering trade show attendees a chance to win a premium Yeti Tundra 105 cooler. Winners of the Yeti coolers were Ardis and Greg Lanz of J. Becher and Associates, St. Paul, Minn., and Stephen Guarracio of JM Electrical Company, Lynnfield, Mass.
Oct. 14, 2016
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Ardis Lanz, Greg Lanz of J. Becher and Associates, St. Paul, Minn., and Wayne Beach, Bridgeport’s director of technical sales (right).

Bridgeport Fittings’ NECA 2016 exhibit generated plenty of attention by offering trade show attendees a chance to win a premium Yeti Tundra 105 cooler. These state-of-the-art, high-end coolers are known for their legendary ruggedness and ice retention. The sweepstakes were conducted via text messaging from mobile devices. Winners of the Yeti coolers were Ardis and Greg Lanz of J. Becher and Associates, St. Paul, Minn., and Stephen Guarracio of JM Electrical Company, Lynnfield, Mass.

Bridgeport used the Yeti promotion to meet with customers and tell them about the company’s latest innovations in electrical fittings, and the Bridgeport Technical Support team’s value-added support services that  help promote and educate contractors, engineers and inspectors about certifications, standards, approvals and intended uses of Bridgeport products.

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