Leviton Announces Jason Denstedt’s Promotion to National Accounts Team Lead in Canada

February 8, 2024

Leviton Canada has announced that, in addition to his Sales Director role in Ontario, Jason Denstedt will also lead its National Accounts team in Canada.

Since May 2023, Jason has demonstrated exceptional leadership as the Sales Director, elevating the Ontario region. With a wealth of experience and a robust network, Denstedt’s knowledge of and past focus on national accounts positions him as an invaluable asset.

“We are confident that his leadership will have a significant impact on our national accounts’ initiatives,” said the company via press release.

“With a wealth of experience and a robust network, Jason’s knowledge of and past focus on national accounts positions him as an invaluable asset. We are confident that his leadership will have a significant impact on our national accounts’ initiatives. Jason will lead and mentor the National Accounts team while fostering strong relationships with both existing and new accounts.”

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