Darren Forster Named New Regional Sales Manager for Ontario/BC at Legrand Wattstopper

September 2, 2024

Legrand have introduced Darren Forster as the new Regional Sales Manager – Electrical Distribution – Ontario/BC at Legrand Wattstopper. Darren will report directly to Salma Siddiqui – Director of Sales Canada.

“Darren joins us with over 10 years of experience in the distributor and showroom sectors, having a proven track record of expanding project business through his strong relationships with Electrical distributors and contractors,” said the company via press release.

“Darren’s extensive industry knowledge and expertise will be a valuable asset as we continue to grow and strengthen our presence in the Canadian market. We’re excited about the energy and insights Darren will bring to our team.”

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