RENO Lighting Announces Peter Francis Appointment as Vice President of Business Operations for US & Canada in Leadership Transition

November 18, 2024

Recently, RENO Lighting was excited to announce a significant change in its leadership team. Peter Francis, previously serving as the Vice President of Business Development, will now step into the role of Vice President of Business Operations for the United States and Canada, effective immediately.

Peter Francis has been a pivotal part of RENO Lighting’s success over the past couple of years, leading the company’s business development initiatives with exceptional skill and foresight. His efforts have significantly expanded RENO Lighting’s market reach and strengthened it’s position as an industry provider in the lighting sector. In his new role as Vice President of Business Operations, Peter will oversee all operational aspects of the business across the US and Canada. He will focus on enhancing operational efficiency and ensuring that RENO’s business strategies are executed flawlessly as it expands across North America.

For more information, visit the RENO Lighting website HERE.

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