Leviton Canada Announces a Strategic Role Change for Jason Denstedt to Help Drive Industry Growth

February 12, 2024

Leviton Canada proudly announced a recent strategic role change for Jason Denstedt aimed at expanding the company’s industry presence.

Since May 2023, Jason Denstedt has demonstrated exceptional leadership as the Sales Director, elevating the Ontario region. Leveraging his professionalism, drive, and sales expertise, Leviton Canada is excited to announce that, in addition to his Sales Director role in Ontario, Jason will also lead it’s National Accounts team.

With a wealth of experience and a robust network, Jason’s knowledge of and past focus on national accounts positions him as an invaluable asset. Leviton Canada is confident that his leadership will have a significant impact on the company’s national accounts’ initiatives. Jason will lead and mentor the National Accounts team while fostering strong relationships with both existing and new accounts.

Leviton Canada anticipates the successes that Jason will bring to this enhanced role, contributing to the continued growth and success of the company.

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