Leviton Canada Announces the Promotion of Nick Foster to Sales Director, Atlantic Region

June 27, 2024

Leviton Canada is delighted to announce the well-deserved promotion of Nick Foster to the esteemed position of Sales Director for the Atlantic region, effective July 2nd , 2024.

Nick Foster, a valued member of the Leviton team since 2015, has consistently demonstrated exceptional leadership acumen and a remarkable ability to foster strong client relationships.

Nick’s journey with Leviton began nine years ago, as Territory Manager in the Atlantic region, and during this time, he has not only met but exceeded the company’s highest expectations. His unwavering commitment to excellence and his innate talent for building lasting connections have made him an invaluable asset to the organization.

As Sales Director, Nick will undoubtedly play a pivotal role in shaping the future of Leviton’s success in the Atlantic region.

Leviton eagerly anticipates the positive impact Nick will bring to the Atlantic region. His strategic insights, coupled with his passion for delivering cutting-edge solutions, will undoubtedly contribute to our continued growth and prosperity.

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