Leviton Appoints National Director, Network Solutions — Canada

Shari English, Leviton's National Director, Network Solutions — Canada

As of April 18, Shari English has joined Leviton Manufacturing of Canada Ltd. as National Director, Network Solutions — Canada. She reports to Gaby Massabni, Vice President Distribution.

As National Director, Shari will work closely with the Regional Directors across Canada to ensure continued growth in the network solutions market and further the development of Strategic National Accounts. She brings to Leviton over 20 years of experience in the data field and, until recently, held the position of National Sales Manager, DataComm at Wesco.

Shari holds the title of RCDD and a degree of Bachelor of Science of Engineering Physics (B.Sc.E.) from Queen’s University.

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