Noramco Announces Jonathan Shortland as New Account Manager

Noramco Announces Jonathan Shortland as New Account Manager

September 3, 2025

Noramco invites you to join them in welcoming Jonathan Shortland as its new Account Manager, OEM Ontario.

Jonathan brings over 11 years of global sales and business development experience across SaaS, consumer packaged goods, hospitality, design, technology, and electrical trades. He began his career in New Zealand with Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, managing national key accounts and leading high-performing teams, and has since built a strong track record in Canada driving client relationships, growth strategies, and revenue results.

Known for his adaptability, leadership, and ability to exceed targets, Jonathan brings an international perspective and proven success that will be an asset in supporting our OEM customers across Ontario.

Noramco congratulates Jonathan Shortland, and are thrilled to welcome him to the Noramco team and to his new role as Account Manager.

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