Peek Traffic expands distributor network

Peek Traffic has expanded its distributor network, signing an exclusive distributor agreement Texas-based Wildcat Electric, which will promote and support Peek Traffic’s products in the state, including cabinets, controllers, system software, monitors, video systems, signals and power supplies. Mike Hobbs, Peek Traffic VP of sales and operations said “We have seen the potential of growth and expansion in the traffic management industry in Texas. Therefore, we decided to appoint Wildcat Electric Supply as
January 17, 2014 Read time: 1 min
101 Peek Traffic has expanded its distributor network, signing an exclusive distributor agreement Texas-based Wildcat Electric, which will promote and support Peek Traffic’s products in the state, including cabinets, controllers, system software, monitors, video systems, signals and power supplies.

Mike Hobbs, Peek Traffic VP of sales and operations said “We have seen the potential of growth and expansion in the traffic management industry in Texas. Therefore, we decided to appoint Wildcat Electric Supply as our newest official distributor in the area. We believe that this partnership will help expand our customer base as Wildcat has a strong network of distribution channels, and can support Peek with supply chain and other strategic services. “

Commented Keith Hessemer, president of Wildcat Electric: “Through our network, products and services from Peek can reach its customers faster and better. Our experienced staff is ready to serve Peek customers with exceptional market expertise.”
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