ARLINGTON, Va. — Today, the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) welcomed four new manufacturing companies and one associate member company into its expanding membership and announced three new appointees to the Board of Directors. NEMA’s ongoing and rapid growth underscores the association’s continued commitment to building a resilient grid and enhancing our nation’s critical infrastructure to support the electric future.
These five new companies will join NEMA’s over 300 member companies representing electrical manufacturing and leading electroindustry service providers that collectively contribute to a modern, electrified economy.
NEMA’s new Manufacturing member companies are:
- Maverick Power: helping meet growing energy demand by creating reliable power distribution and data center cooling systems.
- Turck: pioneering products that make automation technology and systems more interconnected, digital, and efficient.
- Wieland Electric, Inc.: building safe and reliable electrical system solutions to create a more connected and reliable built environment.
- Winnie Industries: creating innovative support solutions including electrical boxes, magnetics and low-voltage accessories that are resilient and boost connection.
NEMA’s new Associate member companies are:
- Mill Industries Inc.: creating smart, energy efficient food recycling products that are fueling the next generation of electrical household appliances.
NEMA’s Board of Directors additions:
- Wade Sheffer, Vice President, General Motors Energy LLC
- Tom Lawton, President and Owner, TESCO Metering
- Sach Sankpal, President, Acuity Brands, Inc.
“I am proud to welcome the newest members of NEMA’s Board of Directors and these new companies into our growing NEMA membership,” said Debra Phillips, NEMA’s President and CEO. “Together, we will work to power the electric future for our nation through building connected and resilient infrastructure and ensuring our grid can withstand our current and future challenges.”