Leviton Canada Congratulates Jason Prevost for 2023 Personality of the Year Award

September 4, 2024

LinkedIn post by Leviton Canada

We are excited and proud to announce that Jason Prevost Prevost, President and Chief Operating Officer at Leviton Canada, was awarded the 2023 Personality of the Year for the Electro-Federation Canada (EFC) Quebec Region on Monday, August 19, 2024, in front of his industry peers. His extensive involvement in the industry and commitment to the future generation have inspired many young as well as seasoned professionals. Over his twenty-year career, Jason has played a crucial role in advancing the Canadian and Quebec electrical industry through his active involvement and participation in numerous EFC committees and events.

Nearly a decade ago, he co-founded EFC’s Young Professionals Network, emphasizing the importance of mentoring and community building. This initiative has fostered a strong sense of community and ensured a vibrant future for the industry. Jason’s vision and dedication have made a significant impact on the electrical industry.

Please join us in celebrating and congratulating Jason for this well-deserved recognition.

View the LinkedIn post HERE.

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