Networks By Job Function Where professionals unite to share expertise and drive innovation across functions.

Human Resources Network

What is EFC’s Human Resources Network?

The HR Network provides a collaborative forum where participants can dive into emerging HR best practices, exchange forward-thinking ideas, and discuss real-world recruitment and retention challenges in depth. It encourages open conversation, continuous learning, and shared problem-solving to help organizations strengthen their people strategies.
Who Can Participate?

Open to all EFC members who hold an HR function within their company, including those involved in recruitment, talent development, employee relations, compensation and benefits, performance management, workplace culture, or any other people-focused responsibilities.

What is EFC’s IT Network?

The IT Network brings together EFC members with IT responsibilities to strengthen the electrical industry’s technology community through collaboration, shared expertise, and innovative thinking. Meeting a few times per year, the network offers opportunities to exchange knowledge and referrals, collaborate on projects, stay current on emerging trends, and foster a culture of continuous improvement.
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What is EFC’s Marketing Network?

The Marketing Network is open to all EFC members with a marketing or communications role within their company. Meeting several times a year, this group receives updates on EFC’s key marketing initiatives and program developments. It also serves as a forum for participants to explore new marketing best practices and hear from industry experts.
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What is EFC’s Supply Chain Network?

The Supply Chain Network provides a quarterly forum for members to share and gain knowledge about the latest developments and trends in digital supply chain practices with the aim to help the electrical channel’s supply chain become digitized to improve productivity and service levels.
Who Can Participate?

Open to all EFC members who currently participates in the electrical and automation industry supply chain including: Supply Chain Managers, Logistics managers, Procurement and purchasing managers, Inventory control professionals, warehouse managers, demand planners, production planners, Transportation managers, Customer Service managers, Supplier Relationship managers.