Leviton Lighting Canada Appoints Marie-France Patenaude as New Eastern Regional Sales Manager

February 7, 024

Leviton Lighting Canada (LLC) is excited to announce Marie-France Patenaude as the new Eastern Regional Sales Manager.

With a wealth of experience working with agents and engineering firms, Marie-France brings a dynamic skill set and a customer-centric approach to her role. Leviton Lighting Canada is excited to welcome Marie-France aboard and looks forward to her valuable contributions in driving growth and fostering strong relationships across the region.

“Marie-France brings to Leviton Lighting Canada deep experience in growing brand awareness and has developed rich relationships across Eastern Canada. She understands the lighting industry and what it takes to support our agents and customers in making them successful. This coupled with our world class engineering and manufacturing capabilities will be a winning formula across Quebec, Ottawa, and the Atlantic provinces,” remarked Pierre Legare, Executive Vice President of Leviton Lighting Canada.

Leviton Lighting Canada would like to welcome Marie-France Patenaude to the team and wish her much success in her new role.

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