Westburne Welcomes Michelle Wilson as New Regional Sales Manager – Northern Alberta

Westburne Welcomes Michelle Wilson as New Regional Sales Manager - Northern Alberta

March 28, 2025

LinkedIn post by Westburne

We are excited to announce that Michelle Wilson has joined Westburne as the Regional Sales Manager for Northern Alberta. With over 15 years of experience in industrial services, tooling, and machinery, Michelle is a valuable addition to our team.

She has a proven track record in sales operations, strategic planning, and team development. Most recently, she served as Regional Manager at Jobsite, where she successfully executed sales strategies that drove revenue growth.

In her new role at Westburne, Michelle will lead our sales efforts in Northern Alberta, focusing on customer engagement and operational efficiency. We are confident that her expertise will significantly contribute to our success in the region.

Please join us in welcoming Michelle to the Westburne team!

View the original LinkedIn post HERE.

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