Peter McCumber as Liteline’s New Regional Sales Manager of the GTA

Liteline

October 8, 2025

Liteline is pleased to announce the addition of Peter McCumber to the GTA Sales Team as Regional Sales Manager-GTA.

Peter brings more than two decades of experience in the electrical manufacturing and wholesale industry, where he has established himself as a dynamic and results-oriented sales professional.

Throughout his career, Peter has demonstrated strong leadership, a customer-first approach, and exceptional problem-solving skills that have helped partners successfully deliver on their project goals. He has developed lasting relationships with distributors, contractors, lighting showrooms, and industrial clients across Ontario. Plus, his expertise includes leading energy-efficient lighting initiatives—conducting audits, developing proposals, and providing design solutions.

With Peter McCumber’s positive attitude, commitment to excellence, and focus on delivering value, he will be a tremendous asset to Liteline’s team. Liteline is excited to welcome him and looks forward to the impact he will make in supporting its customers and growing the business.

For more information, visit the Liteline website HERE.

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