Jim Scovil Promoted to Director, Supply Chain for Sonepar Ontario

Jim Scovil Promoted to Director, Supply Chain for Sonepar Ontario

May 30, 2025

LinkedIn post by Sesco

We’re excited to announce the promotion of Jim Scovil to Director, Supply Chain for Sonepar Ontario!

Jim brings over 35 years of experience in the electrical industry, with leadership roles at Stelpro, Hydel and Rittal before joining Aztec in 2007. His career highlights include launching Aztec’s Cambridge branch, expanding its market share and leading sales operations in Concord and Mississauga.

Known for his strategic mindset, data-driven approach and deep industry expertise, Jim is well-equipped to lead Sonepar Ontario’s supply chain transformation. He will oversee procurement, supplier relations and inventory optimization across all operating companies, including Aztec, SESCO, Dixon, MGM and Electrozad.

Congratulations, Jim, on this remarkable achievement and new opportunity!

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View the original LinkedIn post HERE.

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