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P04 Company Update:Layout 1 23/11/2021 09:59 Page 4 Company Update AWEBB enjoys another record year


Members of AWEBB(Association of Wholesale Electrical Bulk Buyers) and its approved supply chain have continued to benefit from the group’s success this year, as its consolidation has delivered further significant growth. AWEBB will exit 2021 with a 30% increase in revenue - a figure matched through purchasing with affiliated suppliers.


itself on providing suppliers with an efficient highway to the UK’s fastest growing independent group. With a key focus on adding vital marketing support, it also offers competitive pricing, helping to drive an increase in its members. The group announced the winner of its annual ‘Vantastic’ competition at its recent AGM, where the launch of its dedicated member training program ‘LEAD’ was also announced, providing CPD accredited training for staff members in management, sales and negotiating. With one eye on an evolving supply chain, AWEBB has a team devoted to


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helping to deliver new suppliers, ensuring the group works with relevant businesses in the years to come, particularly as the sector evolves. 2021 also saw the launch of an automated online agreement


management platform for AWEBB, ensuring members have instant access to critical data such as rebates due and paid, agreements, promotions, pricing, supplier contacts, individual turnover, group and member projection analytics. These elements all come together to support the association's drive to


reward suppliers with 65% of purchasing via its agreements. AWEBB’s national distribution centre now delivers £10m to its supply


chain, and adds critical central stock for members helping to release working capital while consolidating purchasing to an even higher degree. As 2022 approaches, the scene is set for further developments for AWEBB


as a new method of purchasing for the group is delivered which will drive further unique benefits for members.


WEBB has continued to invest in business strategies that deliver value for members and its customers, with the support of leading suppliers to the market. AWEBB prides


Supplier Testimonial: “The AWEBB drive for growth and progression is mutually beneficial, also being focused, as with Aico’s, to include education and training. We look forward to their continued initiatives creating further success.” - Neal Hooper, managing director of Aico.


Member Testimonial: “It was clear from the outset that AWEBB really understand our industry, the challenges we face and the opportunities that are available. “What immediately comes to mind is how impressed we have been


with the offering of the Training Academy, which has given opportunities for our employees to feel further valued, by offering them the courses offered by AWEBB. “Having the ECD warehouse available has helped us secure orders with


customers that we otherwise may not have secured. “We have been made to feel very welcome by all members and the


team at AWEBB (I won’t mention the ducks!)” - Paul Wood, managing director of Devondale.


AWEBB AWEBB is an independent negotiation body, providing unrivalled commercial performance for its membership with a reputation for providing excellent networking, training and innovation that delivers real improvements for members. The close relationships AWEBB forms with its partners also ensures that members remain at the forefront of new and emerging technologies, enabling them to be quick off the mark when new products are brought to market. AWEBB has over 200 branches across the UK and Ireland, with many original members being part of the group for over 40 years.


4 | electrical wholesalerDecember 2021 ewnews.co.uk


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