ABB Electrification Products / Thomas & Betts Canada Executives Assume Greater Responsibilities

 

March 10 2016

David Tracey, Vice President Sales — Thomas & Betts Industrial Products, responsible for Canadian sales in the MRO, OEM and renewable energy sectors, is also now responsible for the utility and airfield lighting sectors.

André Boudreau, Vice President Sales — Thomas & Betts Commercial, Retail and Emergency Lighting Products, has assumed additional responsibility for the strategic direction of ABB Control and Connection and Building Product sales including the railway segment.

The announcements were made by John Sencich, Executive Vice President and General Manager, ABB Electrification Products / Thomas & Betts Canada.

 

Photo: L-R: David Tracey and André Boudreau

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