Rittal Enhances its Sales Leadership Team

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Kyle Sheppard joins Rittal as the Regional Sales Director for the Central Region. With over 13 years’ experience in sales and sales management, and a strong expertise in data-driven, long-term strategic planning, Kyle will be a strong addition to the team and the various products and solutions that Rittal offers its clients. 

Neil Bowman joins the Rittal’s BC team as a Technical Representative with over 22 years in the electrical industry. Previously employed at SOFTAC Systems Ltd., Neil is an experienced Sales Manager and Project Manager, with expertise in the OEM panel shop and as a systems integrator. 

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