Rittal Systems Canada has received an Electro-Federation Canada’s Marketing Award in the under $50 million category for the second year in a row.
A panel of industry judges declared Rittal the winner of the Best Event & Trade Show Display Award, sponsored by Electrical Line, for the mobile Rittal Expo Vehicle (REV) which is the ideal mobile trade show vehicle to bring Rittal’s range of solutions to partners’ and customers’ doorsteps.
“It’s been said that seeing is believing. But in this case, a Rittal Expo Vehicle (REV) is so much more,” says Tim Rourke, president, Rittal Systems Ltd.“The REV is a mobile showroom home to an eye-opening spectrum of Rittal products for our audience to explore. It’s an opportunity to experience Rittal quality and innovation firsthand by opening, closing, and examining what Rittal has to offer.”
Electro-Federation Canada honoured the 2018 award recipients of its 5th annual marketing awards program at the EFC Future Forum event. The award program recognizes the best overall marketing campaigns that achieve program objectives by using comprehensive marketing strategies. Entries are evaluated based on whether the campaign meets its objectives and whether best practices have been demonstrated.
The REV is a mobile showroom of Rittal innovations: enclosures, climate control, power distribution, software and systems, and IT infrastructure.
Prior to the REV Truck, Rittal was challenged with showcasing its market-leading solutions at various locations across Canada, due to the difficulty in transporting this heavy equipment, and aesthetically displaying it at industry events. After months of research and market analysis, the concept for the REV was developed.
To learn more, or to book a personal Rittal REV visit, you can click here: www.rittalREV.com
Electro-Federation Canada‘s annual Marketing Awards program is designed to recognize Electro-Federation Canada (EFC) member organizations, representing electrical manufacturers, distributors and agents who demonstrate marketing excellence and innovation within the Canadian electrical industry.
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