Thomas & Betts Appoints Industrial Sales Manager, Alberta Region

Jonathan Clarke, Thomas & Betts new Industrial Sales Manager, Alberta Region

 July 7, 2016

Jonathan Clarke, a member of the Thomas & Betts Alberta industrial sales force since 2014, has been promoted to the position of Industrial Sales Manager, Alberta Region.

In his new position, he is responsible for industrial sales throughout the Alberta Region. Jonathan has extensive experience at the distributor and contractor levels.

His many years of experience in the Fort McMurray market will be a great asset in his new role.

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