Hubbell Announces Promotion of Frank Magisano to VP & GM of Hubbell Canada

April 7, 2025

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Hubbell has announced the promotion of Frank Magisano to the position of Vice President & General Manager of Hubbell Canada.

“I am truly honored and humbled to accept the role of Vice President and General Manager of Hubbell Canada. With the greatest of respect and admiration, Kevin Mallory has left a legacy of solid leadership and commitment. A huge thank you to Kevin for all he’s done for Hubbell Canada and the Canadian electrical industry,” Magisano said via LinkedIn. “I’m looking forward to building on our successes and leading with passion. We’ll continue to keep progressing with innovation, teamwork and collaborative industry partnerships.”

“Frank joined the Hubbell team in 2001 and has since demonstrated exceptional leadership and expertise across various departments, including engineering, operations, and business development. His comprehensive understanding of the industry and dedication to excellence have significantly contributed to our success and make him the perfect fit for this new role,” the company commented.

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