Siemens Names Nat Traverso Director of Sales for LP Canada

Siemens

 

July 30, 2018

Nat will develop and execute on key sales strategies along with leading his team to drive strong sales and market share growth for all LP and third party products. In his new role Nat will continue to report to directly to Jim DeViney, Vice President, Low Voltage & Products. Nat’s direct reports will include our 3 Regional Sales Managers and National Channel Manager.

Nat has been in the electrical industry over 35 years and has a strong foundation in electrical engineering, quotations, sales, sales management and marketing/product management. Over the last 13 years, Nat has had multiple management roles at Siemens Canada, most recently as Director of Marketing.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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