Northern Lights Welcomes New Global Sales Manager

Feb 11 2016

Kit Purdy has been appointed Global Sales Manager for Northern Lights, a manufacturer of marine power generation and climate control products. His responsibilities will include day-to-day management of the sales department and staff, as well as strategically assisting all Northern Lights branches in all market segments — recreational and commercial marine and industrial products.

Northern Lights and Technicold are leading manufacturers of marine power generation, HVAC and refrigeration systems. The company’s products are distributed through a global sales and service network of over 300 dealers in more than 40 countries.

Find out more about Northern Lights power generation and climate control products: http://www.northern-lights.com

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