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March 15, 2018
Source: Electronics Representatives Association

The Electronics Representatives Association (ERA) held an inaugural event on Feb. 21, 2018, at the World Trade Center Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, to showcase ERA’s value proposition to manufacturers’ reps, distributors and manufacturers, and help decide on the formation of the Mexico ERA Chapter, its officers and its direction to support the greater Mexico marketplace.

ERA CEO Walter Tobin, center, posing with attendees at the ERA Mexico Chapter meeting on Feb. 21 in Guadalajara.

ERA is the largest electronic components representative trade association in the world. Many existing ERA members already support the greater Mexico market through their membership in the U.S.

The meeting, which attracted more than 50 people, featured networking opportunities, as well as a presentation about ERA with the goal of assessing the industry’s interest in opening an ERA chapter in Guadalajara to support all of Mexico. The event was a resounding success, with the formation of a Mexico chapter being agreed upon and nine local attendees expressing their interest in being part of the chapter leadership. The Mexico ERA Chapter will be responsible for appointing directors who will elect officers to run the chapter following the bylaws established by ERA National.

Attendees enjoyed networking at the ERA Mexico event.

ERA CEO Walter Tobin, who spoke at the meeting, shares his thoughts on the success of the event: “I was honored to have the opportunity to speak in front of so many leaders in the industry and present the benefits of ERA’s value proposition. The feedback from the group was overwhelmingly positive, and the interest to create a chapter is strong. We couldn’t be more excited to collaborate with the manufacturers’ reps, distributors and manufacturers on this initiative. We are ecstatic to see that the group recognized the value of ERA’s membership and are eager to take the next steps to form a chapter. This event was a huge success on all fronts!”

About ERA
The 83-year-old Electronics Representatives Association (ERA) is the international trade organization for professional field sales companies in the global electronics industries, manufacturers who go to market through representative firms and global distributors. It is the mission of ERA to support the professional field sales function through programs and activities that educate, inform and advocate for manufacturers’ representatives, the principals they represent and the distributors who are reps’ partners in local territories. ERA member representative firms (often called “reps”) provide field sales services on an exclusive basis to manufacturers of related (but non-competing) products in a defined territory. For more information about ERA, visit era.org.


 

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ERA Hosts Inaugural Mexico Chapter Opening Discussion

ERA Press Release – March 15, 2018
Contact: Neda Simeonova / Communications Director / nsimeonova@era.org

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ERA Hosts Inaugural Mexico Chapter Opening Discussion

The Electronics Representatives Association (ERA) held an inaugural event on Feb. 21, 2018, at the World Trade Center Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, to showcase ERA’s value proposition to manufacturers’ reps, distributors and manufacturers, and help decide on the formation of the Mexico ERA Chapter, its officers and its direction to support the greater Mexico marketplace.

ERA CEO Walter Tobin, center, posing with attendees at the ERA Mexico Chapter meeting on Feb. 21 in Guadalajara.

ERA is the largest electronic components representative trade association in the world. Many existing ERA members already support the greater Mexico market through their membership in the U.S.

The meeting, which attracted more than 50 people, featured networking opportunities, as well as a presentation about ERA with the goal of assessing the industry’s interest in opening an ERA chapter in Guadalajara to support all of Mexico. The event was a resounding success, with the formation of a Mexico chapter being agreed upon and nine local attendees expressing their interest in being part of the chapter leadership. The Mexico ERA Chapter will be responsible for appointing directors who will elect officers to run the chapter following the bylaws established by ERA National.

Attendees enjoyed networking at the ERA Mexico event.

ERA CEO Walter Tobin, who spoke at the event, shares his thoughts on the success of the meeting: “I was honored to have the opportunity to speak in front of so many leaders in the industry and present the benefits of ERA’s value proposition. The feedback from the group was overwhelmingly positive, and the interest to create a chapter is strong. We couldn’t be more excited to collaborate with the manufacturers’ reps, distributors and manufacturers on this initiative. We are ecstatic to see that the group recognized the value of ERA’s membership and are eager to take the next steps to form a chapter. This event was a huge success on all fronts!”

About ERA
The 83-year-old Electronics Representatives Association (ERA) is the international trade organization for professional field sales companies in the global electronics industries, manufacturers who go to market through representative firms and global distributors. It is the mission of ERA to support the professional field sales function through programs and activities that educate, inform and advocate for manufacturers’ representatives, the principals they represent and the distributors who are reps’ partners in local territories. ERA member representative firms (often called “reps”) provide field sales services on an exclusive basis to manufacturers of related (but non-competing) products in a defined territory. For more information about ERA, visit era.org.

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