Sean Hanoman Joins Mersen Canada’s Sales Team

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November 17, 2021

Mersen is pleased to announce that effective November 15, 2021, Sean Hanoman has joined Mersen as the Regional Sales Manager for Canada’s Central Region for EP Toronto. He will be located at our Mississauga, Canada office reporting to Tom Arbanas, Vice President, Distribution Sales and Customer Care, Canada.  

Sean is a graduate from Ryerson University in Toronto with a Bachelor of Science and comes to Mersen with over 9 years of experience in the electrical industry. Before joining Mersen, Sean held the position as a National Category Manager for Anixter Inc, and as a Key Account Manager for Electrical Sales Network..

In his new role, Sean will develop and execute territory sales strategy to include distribution and MRO conversions, new product launches, new market penetration, and new partner development. He will be working directly with Mersen reps to ensure that regional goals are achieved.

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