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NSI Extends Partnership With Bishop and Brogdon

The electrical manufacturer expands its representative agreement to cover the entire state of Florida and the Southeast market.

NSI has expanded its partnership with Bishop & Brogdon Inc. to include the entire state of Florida.

The Atlanta-based agency has represented NSI for more than 45 years. The partnership previously covered Georgia, Alabama and the Florida Panhandle. With this expansion, Bishop & Brogdon now secures the full Southeast U.S. market for the company’s portfolio of brands.

NSI Regional Vice President David Robbins said the expansion into Florida is intended to enhance consistency and streamline operations for industry partners and customers.

Bishop & Brogdon, founded in 1954, is an electrical manufacturer’s representative.

The agency is led by President Mark Bates, who recently served as chairman of the National Electrical Manufacturers Representatives Association.

The agency has received multiple national awards from NSI in recent years, including the 2025 Strategic Initiative Champion. As part of the expansion, Bishop & Brogdon plans to develop a self-sustainable Florida division managed by local personnel.

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Jesse Jacobs is assistant editor of SecurityToday.com.

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