Intermatic Announces New VP, Marketing

Intermatic Announces New VP, Marketing

April 4, 2017

Jeanne Stark has assumed the position of Vice President of Marketing for Intermatic Incorporated. Stark’s promotion and management style encompass the continued fostering of teamwork and growth at Intermatic.

Stark joined Intermatic in May 2016 as National Accounts Manager after 17 years in the electrical industry, including 12 years at Schneider Electric.

As Vice President of Marketing Stark will be responsible for the entirety of Intermatic’s global marketing activities, including product management, digital arts, promotions, tradeshows, media programs and research. Stark’s marketing experience coupled with her knowledge of Intermatic products make her an ideal fit for this role.

Since joining Intermatic as National Accounts Manager, Stark has achieved high levels of success in her role with the company. Managing relationships with Intermatic’s buying groups and national accounts has allowed her to thrive in an environment she knows very well.

“Jeanne’s collaborative and team-oriented management style make her well qualified to perform the duties and responsibilities of Intermatic’s Vice President of Marketing,” says Rick Boutilier, Intermatic’s President and CEO.

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