Stephane Gaumond Rejoins AD Canada as Director of Business Development

January 10, 2025

AD Canada was pleased to announce that, effective January 2, 2025, Stephane Gaumond had rejoined the company as Director of Business Development, working alongside Dave Kellam (Director, Business Development) and Paul Williams (Vice-President).

Stephane previously held this role in 2023/2024 before briefly pursuing other opportunities. AD Canada is excited to welcome him back to the team.

With over 25 years of experience in the building materials sector, Stephane Gaumond has worked with various distribution and manufacturing companies across North America, amassing extensive industry knowledge and expertise.

In his new role, Stephane will collaborate closely with Dave Kellam to lead and manage all aspects of business development for AD Canada’s division nationwide. He will place a strong focus on Quebec as the company looks to grow this key segment of the business. AD Canada is confident that Stephane’s proven track record will help drive AD Building Supplies – Canada to even greater success in 2025 and beyond.

AD Canada welcomes you to join in welcoming Stephane Gaumond back to the team. The company looks forward to the valuable insights and expertise he will bring to AD Canada, and is eager for you to connect with him soon.

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