Bridgeport Fittings Names Sales Rep Award Winners

Bridgeport Fittings Inc., Stratford, Conn., announced its sales representative award winners at the 2010 Annual NEMRA (National Electrical Manufacturers Representatives Association) Conference, held February 16-20 in New York. The award winners for 2009 ...
March 17, 2010

Bridgeport Fittings Inc., Stratford, Conn., announced its sales representative award winners at the 2010 Annual NEMRA (National Electrical Manufacturers Representatives Association) Conference, held February 16-20 in New York. The award winners for 2009 were:

Representative of the Year Platinum Market Award: Bell & McCoy, Houston.

Representative of the Year Gold Market Award: Rouzer Sales Co., New Hope, Minn.

Customer Service Representative of the Year: Tina Lyons, C.C. Pierce, Duxbury, Mass.

Salesperson of the Year Award winners: South: Dana Arnold, Bell & McCoy; North: Rich Bartosch, C.C. Pierce; West: Gene Moore, Electric Sales Unlimited, Santa Fe Springs, Calif..

Conversion Salesperson of the Year Award: Adam Chase, Lester Sales, Indianapolis, Ind.

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