January 10, 2022

75 New Lighting Partnerships Form

It's been a busy time for Manufacturers and Lighting Agents forming new partnerships. Here is the recent roundup.

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A highly active Detroit market: The December shutdown of Resource Lighting has left 114 "orphaned" manufacturers scrambling for new business partners.

New England: Exposure will be the Amerlux agent throughout all of New England effective February 1.
Connecticut: Lighting Affiliates now represents Safeology & Topstar

New York City:
- O'Blaney Rinker Associates is the new agent for Satco Nuvo
- Enterprise Lighting Sales has added Kelvix to its line card
- SDA Lighting & Controls has partnered with Autani & Evo-Lite

Philadelphia: Illuminations Inc. is the new rep for Heper, Energy Solutions International (ESI) & LightArt

Pittsburgh: Architectural Lighting Sales now represents OMNI Lighting

West Virginia: REPCO II is the new agent for CSL Lighting & Troy RLM

Baltimore/DC/NoVA: Chesapeake Lighting is the new agent for LEDCONN

South Carolina:
- Palmetto Lighting Solutions has added Lumax, Alphalite & ASD Lighting to its line card
- The Schneider Company has partnered with Evergreen Lighting

Miami: Lighting Dynamics is the new rep for Trem Lighting, CTO Lighting, Almerich, B.lux & Innermost

Mississippi: Hartwell Cook now represents DTL & Power Sentry

Cleveland: Jack Duffy & Assoc. has added DLS Lighting & Sirius Lighting to its line card

Columbus, OH: Lighting Systems of Columbus has partnered with Atlantic Lighting

Cincinnati: Leesman Lighting is the new rep for Artika Pro

Detroit:
- Clarus Lighting and Controls now represents American Light Pole, Lola Lighting, 9010, B-K Lighting, Bullard Bollards, Castaldi, The Lighting Quotient, Chameleon Lighting & Leucos
- Michigan Lighting Systems is the new agent for Insight Lighting, ASL Lighting, Baselite Corporation, Lucifer Lighting Company, Zaneen
- Gasser Bush Assoc. has added Schmitz, Wila, Pantheon Lighting & Lamp Lighting to its line card
- NOTE: An earlier version of this article stated that MLS is the new agent for Crenshaw. The agency line card cited Crenshaw as a new line on January 6, but we've come to learn that that was an error.

Grand Rapids: West Michigan Lighting has partnered with The Lighting Quotient

Chicago: Chicago Lightworks is the new rep for Vode, The Lighting Quotient & Tegan Lighting

Minnesota: Davis & Associates now represents Dado Lighting & Siru

Iowa: NRG Sales is the new agent for PMC Lighting

Kansas:
- Convergence has added Filamento, Filix & Wisconsin Lighting Lab to its line card
- Premier Lighting & Controls has partnered with PMC Lighting

Houston, TX: CW Lighting is the new rep for Siru

San Antonio, TX:
- Design Build Lighting is the new agent for Endeavor Lighting
- 2M Lighting now represents Siru

Dallas: Texas Lighting Solutions has added LUMITHREE to its line card

El Paso, TX: Synergy Lighting has partnered with Mercury Lighting

Saskatchewan: Electra Sales is the new rep for Mojo Illumination

San Diego: SDLA now represents RBW

Los Angeles:
- Forman & Assoc. is the new agent for Saliot Lighting & SES Lighting
- Western Lighting & Energy Controls has added Selective Design to its line card
- SCI Lighting Solutions has partnered with Hunter Fans

San Francisco:
- CAL Lighting is the new rep for Valmont Structures
- Archetype Lighting Sales now represents NAL Lighting Group

Portland, OR: Harry L. Stearns is the new agent for Q-Tran

Seattle: The Lighting Group is the new agent for Topstar

Spokane, WA: PLS has added Glint & Hunter Fans to its line card

Thailand: Creative Lighting Asia has partnered with Ecosense

NOTE: An earlier version of this article stated that Michigan Lighting Systems is the new agent for Crenshaw. The agency line card cited Crenshaw as a new line on January 6, but we've come to learn that that was an error.