3M Electrical Markets Division Appoints New Marketing Operations Manager

3M Electrical

June 5, 2017

3M has announced the appointment of Brad Hodgins to the position of Marketing Operations Manager for the Electrical Markets Division, effective June 12th, 2017. Brad will be responsible for managing operations within the EMD business, focusing on sales growth and customer experience optimization. Brad will lead the EMD marketing team, whose primary segment focus includes utilities, industrial, MRO, OEM, and coatings.

Brad comes to 3M with 22 years of experience at companies such as Kraft Heinz, Weston and Nielsen, where he held a variety of roles, including marketing management, sales management, customer insights, and business development. Brad’s most recent role was as a Senior Manager – Category Sales for Kraft Heinz, where he managed a large portfolio and led the launch of a co-branded alliance growth program. He holds an Honours Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Wilfred Laurier. 

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