Meet Jeanine Bilotta, Omnicable's Senior Strategic and Business Process Specialist! When Jeanine isn't at work, she loves gardening, reading, and cheering on her son at crew events!

Why partner with OmniCable? We are committed to providing an exceptional experience for specialty wire and cable, electrical products, and value-added services.

Omni Cable Corporation is proud to announce the promotion of Gus White to AtlantaGus White Sales Manager. As Sales Manager, White is responsible for the sales growth and the onboarding and training of the Atlanta branch’s new sales staff.

Purchasing circuit breakers from unauthorized sources can increase your chances of receiving counterfeit, altered, tampered, or refurbished products. OmniCable is now authorized to sell Eaton, Siemens, and Square D circuit breakers to ALL electrical distributors providing them with safe and reliable circuit breakers through a single source.

The food and beverage industry is a very dynamic one that’s largely impacted by the evolution of technology and the shifting tides of taste buds. Much like in other industries, automation and data extend their reach into the food and beverage world and will fuel innovation and big changes in the way companies construct more customer-centric service models and products.

Meet Kriste Dow! Kriste is an account manager in Chicago, IL and has been with OmniCable for 8 years. She loves to help customers solve any wire and cable problems they may have. When she's not at the office, Kriste enjoys gardening and party planning!

OmniCable signed agreements with Eaton, Schneider Electric, and most recently Siemens to serve as an authorized genuine source of circuit breakers. The agreements with all three circuit breaker manufacturers position OmniCable as an authorized source for electrical distributors to purchase competitive genuine circuit breakers, reducing the chance of distributors seeking products from unauthorized sources.

How is the food and beverage market expected to evolve in the year ahead? We discuss this market’s outlook and its ties to cable and wire.

Meet our Houston DC Manager, Kevin Davis!

OmniCable is proud to announce the hire of Mike Baker as the San Francisco Regional Manager. In this role, Baker is responsible for the day-to-day operations and leadership of OmniCable’s San Francisco branch.

What is Industry 4.0? What is industrial IoT? Let’s talk digital disruption and how it will affect your business in the years to come.

OmniCable is proud to announce the hire of Tom Bisson as the Western Regional Vice President. ​In this role, Bisson is responsible for managing OmniCable’s Denver, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Seattle locations working closely with the company’s Regional Managers in those facilities.

How is the oil market expected to evolve in the year ahead? We discuss the oil market’s trajectory and its ties to the global cable and wire markets.

Omni Cable Corporation, is proud to announce it broke ground on its new Colorado branch facility in Aurora, CO, on April 15, 2019.

OmniCable announced it is now authorized to sell Eaton and Schneider Electric (Square D) circuit breakers to all electrical distributors in the United States. In addition, effective June 2019, OmniCable will be authorized to sell Siemens circuit breakers to all electrical distributors.

Chris Jablonski - Sales Manager, Charlotte

The OmniCable Toronto branch recently completed its first customer order after opening the branch in April 2019.

On April 3, 2019, OmniCable Corporate and Philadelphia employee-owners spent the day volunteering at Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery and Delaware Counties.

When companies talk about how they differentiate themselves from their competitors, the popular narrative is directed toward things like superior products, service, and technical expertise to name a few. While these and many other features are things that OmniCable can claim, they can only be truly meaningful when they are LIVED and acted upon; that’s what makes OmniCable such a unique supplier in the electrical industry.

Although the global solar photovoltaic (PV) market surfed turbulent waters in 2018, many reports promise the industry will see a great positive shift in the year ahead. With a push to hold companies accountable for their environmental impact, a global spike in energy demand and a common need for easy sustainable solutions, more countries are rising to the occasion and implementing smart grid technologies that make use of solar power.