Jennifer Eastman … “A perfect fit for AD Canada”
Categories: Canada
September 30, 2024 – Jennifer Eastman has joined AD Electrical (Canada) as director, Member Engagement.
“We are thrilled to welcome Jennifer to the AD team,” said Rob Dewar, president, AD Canada. “Her impressive experience and deep-rooted passion for supporting the independent electrical community make her the perfect fit to enhance our member and supplier experience, and help drive the success of our valued distributors.”
Eastman most recently served as president of Imark Canada. She possesses over 35 years of experience in electrical manufacturing and distribution, with a career spanning companies such as Legrand Wattstopper, Philips/Signify Lighting, RC Lighting, CSC Lighting, and Brady Canada.
“[Jennifer’s] knowledge of both distribution and manufacturing—along with her strong work ethic and meticulousness—is a perfect fit for AD Canada. I am looking forward to continuing to work with Jennifer,” said Leslie Clarke, president, Paul Wolf Lighting & Electric Supply and former chair of the Imark Canada board.
In her new position, Eastman will be responsible for helping bring awareness and understanding of AD programs to members, and facilitating the adoption of various AD services.
“I am delighted to have Jennifer on board,” said Kristen Yong, vice-president, AD Electrical (Canada). “Her experience and track record in the electrical distribution industry will be instrumental in driving our mission to outpace market-level growth with our AD members and suppliers.”
Eastman will also focus on recruiting new members and suppliers to AD Electrical (Canada), managing key relationships, driving purchasing power to support AD suppliers, and advocating for AD’s members.
“The enthusiasm and energy surrounding the Imark Electrical and AD strategic initiative in North America highlight the dynamic changes within the electrical distribution channel,” Eastman said. “I’m thrilled to be working with such a fantastic team dedicated to supporting the members and suppliers of the electrical industry.”
