Wago Welcomes New Product Manager Overseeing Electrical Splicing Connectors

WAGO

Sept 30, 2018

Wago’s product management team grows with the addition of Evan Syens, who will be managing the electrical splicing connector solutions.

After graduating from university with a BA in Marketing, Evan spent three years with Werner Electric Supply as a corporate accounts manager, and then over four years at HellermannTyton. At HellermannTyton, he started in their marketing department, eventually moving to their product management department as an associate product manager, responsible for their routing, protection and electrical installation product lines.

“The splicing connector product line has seen sustained growth throughout the years and I’m excited to continue that growth by expanding into new markets and channels,” Evan said. “My goal is to bring continued visibility and growth to not only my product lines, but to all products and services WAGO has to offer. It’s also important, for me personally, to be a valuable resource to our sales force and to continuously provide them with as much product and marketing information as possible.”

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