We're excited to launch a brand-new marketing partnership with WAGO.

EIC and WAGO UK announce a marketing partnership!

We’ve got some exciting news to share! Electrical Industries Charity (EIC) and WAGO UK are teaming up for a brand-new marketing partnership.

WAGO UK is a leading manufacturer of electrical interconnection and automation solutions and last year, they supported the Charity by being Event Partner of the Year. The collaboration will see the two organisations working together on a range of marketing initiatives, aimed at promoting the work of EIC and raising awareness of the vital services we provide to people in need across the electrical and energy industry.

Commenting on the new partnership, Kate Adamczyk, Director of Marketing and Business Development for the Charity, said “We’re really excited to be partnering with WAGO UK on this amazing initiative. The support of a company such as WAGO UK, will help us reach a wider audience and promote the important work we do in supporting people who are finding life difficult.”

Vince Pioli, Marketing and Digital Director for WAGO UK added, “We are thrilled to be collaborating with Electrical Industries Charity on this marketing partnership. At WAGO UK, we believe in supporting the communities in which we operate, and we believe that this partnership will help to raise awareness of the important work that the Charity does.”

The partnership will begin with a series of joint marketing campaigns, including social media and email marketing, with a big focus on Mental Health Awareness Month in May, as well as the publication of joint content on both organisations websites.

For more information on Electrical Industries Charity, please visit https://www.electricalcharity.org/. For more information on WAGO UK, please visit https://www.wago.com/gb.

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