Liteline Introduces Next Sales and Marketing Inc. as Atlantic Canada Representatives

Liteline

Apr 25, 2024

In an ongoing effort to provide their Partners with the best quality product, service & support, Liteline are excited to announce the appointment of Next Sales and Marketing, as their agent representing Liteline in Atlantic Canada, beginning April 27th, 2024.

Next Sales and Marketing caters to a wide range of market segments including distributors, contractors, specifiers, and end users. With a primary focus on delivering superior customer service and technical support, Next Sales and Marketing aligns perfectly with Liteline’s values and vision.

“We look forward to the new partnership and continuing to grow and service our customers within Atlantic Canada,” said Mike Smith, National Sales Manager – Canada | Canada C&I Sales via press release.

For more information or any questions, please reach out to him, msmith@liteline.com, or visit nextinc.ca.

Read the full PDF announcement below.

2024 April 27th – New Atlantic Canada AgentDownload

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