Sonepar’s North American Expansion Brings Over $2Bn in Additional Revenue

Sonepar’s North American Expansion Brings Over $2Bn in Additional Revenue

2024 has been a transformative year for Sonepar in North America as it continues to focus on strategic growth.  Since 2021, Sonepar has closed 21 acquisitions in North America.  The acquisition growth alone in 2024 consists of seven companies representing over $2B in additional revenue, approximately 1,700 new associates, and 89 new branches.  Sonepar’s North American acquisition strategy is key to the global success of the Sonepar Group.

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AI’s Role in Driving Innovation for Distributors and Manufacturers Takes Center Stage at DCKAP Round-Up 2024

By Sonia Coleman, Public Relations, DCKAP

At the DCKAP Round-Up 2024, a key takeaway was the growing impact of artificial intelligence and digital innovation in reshaping customer engagement and business models for manufacturers and distributors. 

Held at the Adler Planetarium on August 27 in Chicago, the event brought together industry leaders for an evening of networking, education, and insights into the future of digital transformation.

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E.B. Horsman & Son Partners with North Island College to Enhance Lab on Automation, Controls, and Instrumentation

LinkedIn post by E.B. Horsman & Son

We’re proud to have recently partnered with North Island College to enhance their lab focused on automation, controls, and instrumentation! Working alongside Siemens, we designed custom posters that showcase key Siemens products, bringing real-world learning tools to the classroom.

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