Westburne Appoints Rick Di Danieli to Director, Industrial Solutions

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Dec 22, 2020

Westburne Canada has announced the appointment of Rick Di Danieli to the role of Director, Industrial Solutions effective January 4, 2021.

In this role, Rick will report to me and will be responsible for strategic direction and execution within the process and services space across Canada.

“A long standing Westburne partner and friend, Rick brings a wealth of industry and leadership experience, acquired in a 34-year career with Rockwell Automation. During that time he progressed through many leadership roles across North America, most recently as Regional Director Oil & Gas for North America,” said Dave Syer, Vice President, Westburne Canada.

Based in Calgary, Rick holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Controls from Ryerson University and is a graduate of the Rockwell Automation Leadership Institute.

“We look forward to Rick joining the Westburne leadership team!”

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