Lyle Moroz Appointed President of Techspan Industries Inc.

Lyle Moroz

 

Frank Dunnigan, CEO of Techspan Industries Inc., is pleased to announce the appointment of Lyle Moroz to the position of President. Lyle will be starting on June 5, 2017. Lyle has an engineering degree from U of T and an MBA in Marketing from York.

He has extensive experience in the electrical, HVAC, and utility industries and has held many positions, from plant manager to VP Sales and Marketing. He has worked for Federal Pioneer, Danfoss, and Schneider Electric to name a few. Lyle has an excellent track record of success and has full P&L responsibility.

“As Techspan continues to grow, fresh ideas and perspectives are required” said Dunnigan. “Our needs are ever changing as an organization and strong individuals like Lyle are required to move the company forward.”Dunnigan will continue to be active within Techspan as CEO.

Lyle can be reached at lyle.moroz@techspan.ca

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