Rexel Appoints 2 New General Managers

Rexel

Jan 15 2016

Rexel CEO Robert Little has appointed Jeffrey Moyle General Manager, Rexel Wire and Cable Centre, and Stacey Hartnell General Manager, Westburne West.

Jeffrey Moyle was most recently Regional Sales Manager for Rittal Systems. Earlier experience at Anixter and Electrical Cable Supply gave him in-depth knowledge of the wire and cable business, and honed his sales expertise. Moyle holds an MA from the University of Fredericton and a BA in Accounting and Commercial Studies from the University of Western Ontario.

Stacey Hartnell was previously General Manager for CanWel Building Materials; before that, in sales and senior leadership roles at Acklands-Grainger and Labatt Breweries. Hartnell has a BA in Journalism (Advertising) from the Ohio State University.

Both Moyle and Hartnell will report to Robert Little.

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