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Intralec Electrical Products Appoints Robert Doherty as CSR Supervisor

September 14, 2023

Intralec Electrical Products is pleased to announce the promotion of Robert Doherty as its new CSR Supervisor, effective July 7, 2023.

Robert’s 15-year industry experience, leadership skills, and knowledge of the industrial and commercial sectors will undoubtedly continue to succeed and exceed expectations.

Robert’s career in the industry began as a part-time employee at Intralec in 2008 working in the warehouse while he studied to attain a degree at Brock University. After graduating, Rob began his career full-time on the Inside Sales/CSR team. His strong abilities helped him move his way up to Outside Sales where he managed the Golden Horseshoe territory.

“We are thrilled to recognize Robert,” said Cindy Doherty, President. “His proven success, passion, and motivation to strengthen our inside sales operations will benefit the company, our partners, and customers.”

“I am thankful for this opportunity and look forward to helping lead the Intralec Team into the future,” said Robert Doherty.

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