Nora Lighting Adds Six Rep Agencies in Western States

Three new rep firms will service Nora Lighting's commercial accounts and three will oversee commercial/showroom accounts.
Aug. 24, 2016

Nora Lighting (Commerce, Calif.):  Three rep firms will service the company’s commercial accounts and three will oversee commercial/showroom accounts.  The commercial account firms include:

Montana Manufacturers Reps, which will serve Montana and northern Wyoming. The agency is based in Edgar, Mont. Raelynn and Nate Minzel will oversee Nora sales.

Stevens Sales Co., Salt Lake City, will handle that state under the direction of Doug Sullivan.

Pacific Lighting, Las Vegas, will direct Nora sales throughout Las Vegas and southern Nevada under the leadership of Joel Ehlers.

The commercial/showroom rep firms are:

Barry Sales, Eagle River, Alaska, will represent Nora in Alaska with Steve Templeton leading the sales effort.

Pacific Northwest Reps, Eugene, Ore., will oversee Nora sales throughout Oregon with Scott Rosenberg at the helm.

MRTC Sales, Seattle, will cover Washington with Matt and Ryan Carlton as lead sales contacts.

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