OmniCable Promotes Georgia Sipsis to National Sales Manager – Canada

April 16, 2024

Omni Cable LLC is proud to announce the promotion of Georgia Sipsis to OmniCable’s National Sales Manager-Canada. In this role, Sipsis is responsible for overseeing all Canadian sales. 

“Georgia has been a vital member of the OmniCable Canada team and has made significant contributions cultivating and creating new customer relationships across Ontario and Eastern Canada, helping grow our Canadian sales,” said Ian Rand, Canadian Regional Manager.

Georgia Sipsis initially joined the company in 2022 and has over 20 years of experience in the Canadian electrical industry.

“I’m excited about this opportunity and our growth in the Canadian market at OmniCable,” said Sipsis. “Our ‘We are a partner, never a competitor’ philosophy, together with the launch of our expanded communications product offering, is a game-changing value proposition for the Canadian market,” she added

For more information, visit the OmniCable website HERE.

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