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Dart Tool Group strengthens team D
art Tool Group, a leader in innovative universal power tool accessories, has strengthened its team with two strategic appointments following signifi cant progress and momentum across the business in 2025. Preparing for an ambitious 2026, the company has welcomed Matt Cope as business development manager and Evelyn Gascoyne as marketing manager, reinforcing its commercial and marketing capabilities at
a pivotal stage in its expansion. Matt, with over 30 years of experience in electrical distribution, brings extensive industry knowledge from roles spanning area sales manager at Dorman Smith Switchgear and UK & Ireland sales manager at IDE Electric.
Evelyn Gascoyne brings expertise in communications, SEO content strategy, brand development and inbound marketing.
Matt Cope Everlyn Gascoyne
Scolmore Group voted AIEW Supplier of the Year S
colmore Group has been awarded the prestigious AIEW Supplier of the Year Award 2025, recognising the company’s outstanding commitment to product quality, customer support and consistent service excellence across the electrical wholesale sector.
Scolmore Group Regional Sales Manager, Holly Pulham
Presented by the Association of Independent Electrical Wholesalers (AIEW) at
its annual conference, the award celebrates suppliers who demonstrate exceptional performance, innovation and dedication to supporting independent wholesalers. AIEW commended Scolmore Group for its robust product off ering, strong communication and consistently high service levels which were key factors in securing the top accolade.
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