D.A.D. Sales Welcomes New Team Member

March 28, 2024

D.A.D. Sales announced the addition of Daryl Gaudet as a Senior Applications Specialist on the D.A.D. Sales Solutions team. “Daryl’s dynamic ability to consult with clients on an array of high-tech applications coupled with his extensive industry experience makes him a perfect addition to the team.” – Ben Wells, Application & Product Solutions Manager, D.A.D. Sales

Years of industry knowledge and experience

Daryl is well known and respected in the electrical industry. His background is a key asset in navigating the local nuances for DAD Sales’ manufacturing partners. His most recent role was as an Account Manager working with Electrical Contractors and OEM’s. He brings a wealth of technical knowledge and application expertise to the Solutions Sales team.

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