Beghelli Canada Hires New Customer Service Manager

Beghelli Canada Hires New Customer Service Manager

June 10, 2016

Maria McNaughton has joined Beghelli Canada as its Customer Service Manager, reporting to the General Manager.

McNaughton comes to Beghelli with more than 10 years of experience in management roles. She has expertise in sales, management, and monitoring/ analyzing trends. Recent accomplishments include creating programs to ensure efficient sales strategies and KPI metrics.

Beghelli Canada provides emergency lighting products and luminaires to the Canadian market.

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