Rexel Appoints General Manager for Rexel Atlantic

Rexel

Nov 7, 2018

Effective January 1, 2019, Ramy Yousif assumes the position of Rexel Atlantic’s General Manager.

Over the past 11 years, Ramy held various positions within Westburne and Rexel’s head office, before moving to Liteco as the controller, followed by his current role at Rexel Atlantic as Assistant General Manager.

Ramy’s strong business acumen, well developed situational leadership style and strategic thinking will continue to foster Rexel Atlantic’s success through profitable growth, says Rexel Canada General Manager Ron McDonald.

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