RAB Design’s Greg Guisso Announces His Retirement

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June 23, 2020

RAB Design Lighting have announce that Greg Guisso has retired.

“Greg has been an integral member of our team for the past five years and will be greatly missed by all,” said company President, David Beron.

Greg began in the electrical industry in 1990 as a product specialist before moving into outside sales. He was an Account Manager for Osram, Sylvania, EGS Electric and went on to serve as Canadian National Sales Manager for Sola Heavy Duty and subsequently all EGS products. He moved on to be Director of Sales & Marketing with Venture Lighting Canada before landing in his position with RAB Design Lighting as Director of Sales.

“Greg has an uncanny ability to manage the details of any assignment and his readiness to take on new challenges has been invaluable. Greg enthusiastically invested significant time and personal effort on the road in the US and Canada, growing the business and supporting customers. He has played a key role in helping us meet and exceed our goals and has demonstrated a commitment to excellence that we have come to depend on,” said Beron, adding that, “in addition to his incredible competence and skill, he has been a friend to all of us, with his thoughtfulness and quiet encouragement.”

Greg has agreed to stay on one day a week to help support the transition of his replacement.

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