Liteline Welcomes Francis Audet as New Regional Sales Manager for Quebec

May 9, 2024

LinkedIn post by Liteline

We are thrilled to share that Francis Audet will be joining Liteline Corporation as the Regional Sales Manager – Quebec, starting May 14, 2024.

With nearly two decades of experience in the electrical industry, both as a supplier and as an Agent Representative, Francis brings a wealth of technical expertise and a strong customer-centric approach. His addition to the team is set to further enhance Liteline’s success in the Quebec market.

As Liteline proudly celebrates its 45th year as a Canadian supplier in the electrical industry, Francis’s appointment underscores the company’s ongoing commitment to investing in the Quebec market and strengthening relationships with our valued Distributor Partners.

Francis will work closely with our Agent Team at Contact Delage, supporting efforts to elevate Liteline’s brand in Quebec.

Please join us in welcoming Francis to the Liteline team! We are excited about the contributions he will make to our continued growth and success.

View the LinkedIn post HERE.

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