ECS Electrical Supply Names New VP & GM

ECS Electrical Supply Names New VP & GM

November 4, 2016

Tom Artinian has been promoted to the new role of Vice President and General Manager of ECS Electrical Supply.

All regional managers will now report to Tom. He joined ECS last year as VP, Sales, Eastern Canada.

Previously, Tom had a successful career as Vice President Sales and Marketing Development in the USA with EIS Inc. and Seacoast Electric selling marine oil and gas cable products and solutions.

Tom will now join Chief Operating Officer Michael Kidd in reporting directly to Mohammed Mohseni, Chairman, and the company’s advisory board.

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