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Electrical Contractors Association of BC Announces New Board Chair
November 3, 2022

November 2, 2022
For Immediate Release
                                            

Electrical Contractors Association of BC Announces New Board Chair

Vancouver, BC – The Electrical Contractors Association of British Columbia has formally appointed a new Board Chair and confirmed its Board of Directors for 2023.

Derek Fettback, Vice President of Western Pacific Enterprises Ltd. (WPE), has been appointed Chair of the Board for a two-year term. Derek has served on the ECABC Board since (2018) and most recently held the position of First Vice Chair.

Fettback joined WPE in 1997 as an apprentice, and has established a career managing a diverse set of commercial, industrial, and utilities projects. Currently, Derek is responsible for the several districts within WPE, as well as Western Pacific’s central estimating for projects between British Columbia and Manitoba.

ECABC’s 10-person board possess significant experience, with nine of the members having previously served on the ECABC Board of Directors. The Board includes:

  • Derek Fettback, Chair (Western Pacific Enterprises Ltd.)
  • Shawn Boyd, Past Chair (Houle Electric Limited)
  • Brendan Kelly, 1st Vice Chair (Canem Systems)
  • Don Bayda, Treasurer (F&M Installations Ltd.)
  • Robert Bamford, Secretary (Plan Group)
  • Bill Strain, Director (Villa Electric (1980) Ltd.)
  • Craig Paquin, Director (Sasco Contractors Ltd.)
  • Derek Mott, Director (Mott Electric)
  • Paul Claproth, Director (Black & McDonald)
  • Igor Poldrugo, Director (Elworthy Electrical Services Ltd.) – First year on the Board

ECABC also welcomed Matt MacInnis as its new President in September 2022.


Media Contact:

Matt MacInnis, President
mmacinnis@eca.bc.ca
(778) 628-1703


About ECABC:

The Electrical Contractors Association of BC (ECABC) was founded in 1952, when electrical contractors decided that a strong central voice was needed to speak on their behalf. Electrical and line utility contractors help build our province by installing and maintaining generated electricity to communities, and ensuring the safe transmission of high-voltage electricity from power plants to end-use markets. Then as now, ECABC is the association in British Columbia dedicated to the interests of electrical contractors, line utility contractors, associate members and suppliers.

“You have provided benefits far beyond those listed in the membership pamphlet. Join and discover the possibilities of the strongest voice in our electrical contracting industry.”
Jason McCormick, IBEW Union Subcontractor