Westburne Promotes Ndioro (Ndy) Diop to National Marketing Manager, Advantage Partners Program.

February 29, 2024

It is with great pleasure that Westburne announces Ndioro (Ndy) Diop’s promotion to the role of National Marketing Manager, Advantage Partners Program.

Ndy has been an integral part of the Westburne team for nearly seven years, and her new role will see her leading the Advantage Partner Program, a vital program aligning our marketing strategy between Westburne and its key Partners.

Ndy will be responsible for supporting the Westburne marketing team and working with its four divisions to ensure that the company fulfills its digital, marketing and brand commitments to its partners – with the goal of growing collective sales.

Ndy will remain based out of Westburne’s Montreal location. Westburne is confident that with her strong educational background, her profound understanding of its marketing programs, and her established relationships with Westburnes partners, she will excel in aligning its marketing strategies with its business goals.

Ndioro (Ndy) Diop will report directly to Salim Bhojani, National Director, CX and Marketing.

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