WAGO Has A New North American Distribution Channel Manager

November 30, 2017

WAGO has named John Bukowski as its new Distribution Channel Manager of North America.

He has a Bachelor’s degree in Applied Technology and Automated Manufacturing from the ITT Technical Institute. Professionally, he brings a wealth of experience to WAGO having worked in technical sales for over 30 years in companies such as Eaton, Pepperl + Fuchs, Inc. and Schneider Electric.

“I’m looking forward to having the opportunity to work with a team focused on growth with the Automation and Interconnect products and taking the great channel we have established and moving it to the next level,” Bukowski said. “Our success will depend on building a best in class channel model that drives demand for our products in the Automation, Electronics, Lighting and Contractor markets globally.”

For more on the latest from WAGO, visit www.wago.us/news.

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