July 25, 2019
IDEAL Industries Canada has announced the appointment of Sean Bernard as Regional Sales Manager to its Audacy Wireless Lighting Control division. He will support Audacy in the GTA and Eastern Canada regions.
"We are very excited to welcome Sean to our team," says Bill Stephens, IDEAL's National Sales and Marketing Manager, "the knowledge and expertise he offers will be enormously beneficial to Audacy's continued growth in Canada."
Sean brings with him a wealth of experience, with over 13-years in the lighting industry supporting Phillips, Franklin-Empire and, most recetly, Standard-Stanpro Lighting. He is also the national vice-chairperson/Ontario chairperson for EFC's Young Professionals Network committee.
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