Councils

Electro-Federation Canada (EFC) administrates six sector-specific industry organizations, which are commonly referred to as "Councils". This unique structure provides the flexibility for members from many different segments of the electrical, electronics, and telecommunications industries to meet and address issues that are specific to their sector.

For more information on EFC, including its by-laws and governance structure, please send a request to info@electrofed.com.  

Electro-Federation Canada’s councils are:

Canadian Appliance Manufacturers Association (CAMA) - Comprising of manufacturers and marketers of major, portable and floor care household appliances;

Consumers Electronics Marketers of Canada - Companies that produce and/or distribute consumer electronic  products in Canada;

Electrical Equipment Manufacturers Association of Canada (EEMAC) - Organizations that manufacture distribution equipment, industrial controls, lighting, motors and generators, transformers, wire and cable, and wiring supplies;

Installation, Maintenance and Repair Sector Council and Trade Association (IMR) - is a national, independent, not-for-profit organization representing member companies operating within the residential appliance and electronic service industry;   

Supply and Distribution Council (S&D) – Member companies consist of Canada's supply and distribution network for electrical products. Together, the member companies create an effective "channel of choice" for manufacturers and manufacturers' reps who distribute products. A division of this council, the Canadian Electrical Manufacturers Representatives Association (CEMRA) comprises of companies that service Canadian electrical distributors by representing manufacturers' product lines.