VP Supply Corp
Mark Nestorowich, LC, currently serves as a Lighting Category Specialist at VP Supply Corp since November 2022. Prior experience includes roles as Business Development Manager for the Northeast Region and District Lighting Manager at WESCO Distribution from February 2011 to September 2022, where responsibilities encompassed Lighting, Ballasts, and Lamp Sales, as well as Construction Lighting for branches in Upstate NY. Mark has also held the position of Buffalo Territory Manager at Lightspec from January 1998 to January 2011, served as Warehouse Manager and Purchasing at Gordon & Zoerb Electric from May 1990 to January 1998, and worked as a Petty Officer Electrician Mate in the U.S. Coast Guard from March 1981 to October 1988. Mark earned an Associate's degree in Business from Bryant & Stratton College in Buffalo, New York, and a Regents degree in Electrical applications and theory from Seneca Vocational High School.
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VP Supply Corp
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VP Supply Corp has been a leader in the plumbing whole sale business since 1965. Based in Rochester NY, VP has undergone rapid growth over the last 20 years. Adding retail bath and kitchen showrooms, a full HVAC department, a renewable energies division, electrical division and most recently D.A.V.E ( Digital, Audio, Visual, Environments)VP boasts 9 showroom and 17 warehouse locations across upstate NY (Rochester, Buffalo, Syracuse, Holley, Clifton Park, Albany, Glens Falls, Oneonta, Plattsburgh, Auburn, Dansville, Vestal, Norwich, NY and Erie, Pennsylvania) employing over 300 full-time employees. VP is a privately owned family company with a primary focus on competitive pricing and excellent customer service. By utilizing purchasing power and volume leverage to bring its customers not only the best prices locally, but the flexibility to meet the most difficult demands in the very competitive commercial plumbing and HVAC markets, VP is able to stay not only below the competitions best prices, but often beat them outright on large commercial bids and projects.