Kelsey Bond Accepts Position of National Sales Manager at Electric Avenue

March 22, 2024

Electric Avenue is pleased to announce that Kelsey Bond has accepted the position of National Sales Manager at Electric Avenue, effective immediately.

Since her start with the company in 2022, Kelsey has exemplified the type of dedication, innovation, and leadership that propels the company forward. Her rapid acquisition of knowledge about the business, coupled with her fresh perspective and actionable ideas, was the formula to her success in her previous role of General Manager, where she forged strong relationships with Electric Avenue’s sales agencies and customers.

In her new role, Kelsey will be responsible for working closely with Electric Avenue’s sales agencies and customers across North America. She will play a pivotal role in continuing to build the Electric Avenue brand and driving sales growth targets. Her leadership will be crucial in developing and implementing sales strategies that align with the company’s goals and values.

“Please join us in congratulating Kelsey on her well-deserved promotion. We are confident that under her guidance, Electric Avenue and our sales agencies will achieve new heights of success,” said Mark MacDonald, President of Electric Avenue. “Kelsey’s journey with us is a testament to our belief in nurturing talent and promoting from within. We look forward to supporting her in this next phase of her career with Electric Avenue.”

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