H.M. Cragg Co. expands its sales team to offer more in-depth, hands-on support for current resellers and foster new business opportunities

MINNEAPOLIS – February 28, 2008 – www.hmcdistributor.com –H.M. Cragg Co., the leading provider of Eaton Powerware UPS Solutions, announces today that it is expanding its sales team with the addition of three new members:  Kevin Hobson, Gene Abraham, and Brady Wilkens.

By expanding its sales team, H.M. Cragg Co. enhances its ability to offer more in-depth, hands-on support contributing to its ongoing mission to provide exceptional service and backup power solutions to its resellers.

“We take pride in providing top-notch service and support to our resellers and their business needs,” said Paul Heggestad, President of H.M. Cragg Co.  “Kevin, Gene, and Brady bring a wealth of knowledge, experience, and proven success to their new roles making them a tremendous asset to the H.M. Cragg Co. team.”

Kevin Hobson brings over 18 years of experience in the UPS industry to the H.M. Cragg Co. team, including 11 years as an Applications Engineer.

Kevin gained valuable experience from his years on the front line at Best Power and Powerware. He enjoys helping customers identify the correct information regarding Power Quality issues and finding the right solutions to troubling problems.

H.M. Cragg Offers ‘Six Strategies to Keep Your Spring “Power Up” During Storm Season’

H.M. Cragg Co. provides companies with smart, cost-effective strategies to maintain power during the upcoming storm season via battery maintenance, surge protection and Uninterruptible Power Systems (UPS).

MINNEAPOLIS – April 12, 2006 – www.hmcragg.com – H.M. Cragg Co., a MN-based provider of quality power solutions including Uninterruptible Power Systems (UPS) and batteries, today announced their efforts to help businesses retain reliable power during the upcoming storm season.

Power outages due to the electrical spikes and surges that result from lightening storms can lead to significant financial losses for businesses. Specifically, they can cause any of the following systems to go down:

• computers - productivity and revenue is lost when computers crash unexpectedly
• phones - customer service stops and orders are lost when phones are dead
• point of sale - when a company can’t process a sale, revenue is directly impacted
• database - when prospect information is corrupted or lost and can’t be accessed, the sales cycle can be delayed