Northern Cables Announces New VP Sales and Marketing

CEW Northern Cable 400

Jan 15, 2020

Northern Cables Incorporated has appointed Dan Emond to Vice President of Sales and Marketing. Dan joins Northern Cables with over 30 years in the electrical industry with a vast range of experience including 10 years in electrical wholesale with major Canadian Distributors, and 20 years in the sales agency business.

Having started his career working for an electrical contractor in the late 80’s, Dan has always had a solid connection with the electricians out in the field. His hands-on approach is what helped build his reputation as a solutions provider within the local market. Spending time in both distribution and in the sales agency business he understands the importance of relationships within the supply chain to ultimately better serve the client. In his role, Dan will work from the Brockville office with the Canadian and US sales teams to grow our business and will play a vital role in our marketing strategies moving forward.

 

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