New Burnaby Branch Manager for E.B. Horsman & Son

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Feb 23, 2021

E.B. Horsman & Son has named Roy Paris as Branch Manager, Burnaby effective February 1st, 2021.

Paris has over 30 years of industry and technical experience in BC. Paris started his career as a Process Control & Electrical Supervisor in overseeing trades personnel for the forest industries. In 2016, as the Technical Services Manager,Paris led field and support staff while maintaining the sales and service.

For over 15 years, Paris owned and ran his own business specializing in developing, planning, and supporting energy sector projects.

In 2018 Paris joined EBH as a Business Developer in the PAC division specializing in Motions and Drives. Roy comes with a varied and tenured experience.

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