Westburne Appoints Diane Murray Branch Manager, Listowel, Ontario

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Apr 9, 2018

Diane Murray is taking on the role of Branch Manager for Westburne’s Listowel location. Diane’s previous experience coupled with her strong drive for customer service and employee development will help service customers in the Listowel community.

With 100+ branches across Canada, Westburne provides energy, lighting, wire and cable, automation, and connected network solutions. The Listowel branch, one of almost 50 in Ontario, opened in November 2017. It has a dedicated delivery truck to service local customers, and is located at 500 Rocher Road, Unit #7; 519-418-5000. The branch.

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