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Meet Mike Frobosilo, Technical Sales Specialist for Gumersell-Cashdan, a seasoned agency with over 90 years in the electrical industry, serving Long Island, New York, and New Jersey.

At Champion Fiberglass®, we’re always excited to train the next generation. It’s important to us to pass along valuable lessons to boost the careers of those just starting out. Every summer, we invite several college students to shadow and work alongside our team.

Champion Fiberglass is excited to announce that Paul Casano has been promoted to Vice President of Operations.

He enjoys reading, soccer and spending time with loved ones. Get to know Abayomi Seriki.

At age 19, he was selling LED dimmers to Home Depot. He’s an outdoorsman and avid gardener with an affinity for hot peppers. Get to know Alex Weinberg.

What is Electrical Conduit? Electrical conduit is a raceway used to house and protect electrical wires within a building or structure. From data centers to underground subways to ports and bridges, electrical conduit is an integral part of the modern world around us. There are several different conduit types available. The specified conduit for a project

Mechanical agency partner distributes Champion Strut™ with exceptional customer service. Since 1976, Coleman-Russell & Associates has been a premier mechanical rep agency covering the southeastern U.S. Their services include comprehensive marketing, sales, and data insights for manufacturers of plumbing, heating, commercial, and industrial products. The company takes pride in their

Champion FiberglassⓇ is adding a fourth production line to keep pace with growing demand for fiberglass conduit. The expanded, digitally upgraded facility is expected to increase output by 50% and will be fully operational by year’s end. According to Champion Fiberglass CEO Chris Kissel, the demand increases in overall fiberglass

Duct bank runs are buried underground primarily to protect the vulnerable electrical wiring within from the often unpredictable elements above. Environmental elements ranging from typical weather cycles to catastrophic natural disasters can wreak havoc on lines supported above grade.