Southwire Canada Appoints Sundeep Bumbra as Director, Distribution Sales

December 17, 2018

Southwire Canada is pleased to announce and welcome Sundeep Bumbra as Director, Distribution Sales. Sundeep will be responsible for sales growth in the wholesale distribution channel across Canada.

Sundeep is a graduate of both St. Clair College and the University of Windsor and holds his P.Eng designation. He is well known in the wire & cable industry and comes to Southwire after several years with Anixter, where he advanced to the role of Product Manager, Industrial Products. This experience, along with his engineering background gives him a broad knowledge of product applications and a deep understanding of end-customer needs.

In addition, Sundeep is a strong leader with a winning attitude who has proven his ability to deliver results. These assets will complement and enhance Southwire Canada’s ability to understand customer needs and deliver superior service across its broad product offering.

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