Leviton Canada Announces the Appointment of Matthew Dudka as Sales Director, Western Canada

July 1, 2025

Leviton Canada is pleased to announce the appointment of Matthew Dudka to the position of Sales Director for Western Canada.

With over 20 years of experience in sales and a strong educational foundation as an Electrical Engineering Technologist, Matthew brings a wealth of knowledge and a proven track record of success to this new role. His extensive industry expertise and strategic approach to sales leadership make him an ideal fit to lead Leviton’s Western Canada team.

Throughout his career, Matthew Dudka has consistently demonstrated a commitment to excellence, innovation, and customer satisfaction. His ability to drive growth and build lasting relationships aligns perfectly with Leviton’s mission to deliver high-quality, forward-thinking solutions to it’s clients.

As Sales Director, Matthew will be instrumental in advancing Leviton’s presence and performance across Western Canada. Leviton is confident that his leadership will contribute significantly to it’s continued success in the region.

Leviton warmly welcomes Matthew to his new role and look forward to the positive impact he will bring to the organization and it’s valued customers.

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