Leviton Canada Names Jason Denstedt as Sales Director, Central Canada (Ontario)

June 1, 2023

Leviton Canada has recently announced the nomination of Jason Denstedt as Sales Director – Central Canada (Ontario), effective May 29th, 2023.

Jason has over 20 years of sales, strategy, and brand development experience, with Kohler Canada, both regionally and nationally. He is a solution oriented professional, has a comprehensive sales approach and is specialized in building trusted internal and external stakeholder rapport.

Leviton looks forward to the passion and people centric leadership he will bring to Leviton Canada as he continues to build a highly profitable sales team.

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