Lori Bagazzoli Named General Manager – LEDVANCE Canada

December 14, 2023

Lori Bagazzoli has been named General Manager for LEDVANCE’s Canada region and will lead the sales team throughout Canada. “Lori has been with LEDVANCE since March 2021 as our Central Region Sales Manager and has built a high performing sales team. Lori’s direct experience with some of our key account relationships and her industry knowledge make her a great selection for this role.” said Jonathan Lubeck, CEO LEDVANCE USC.

Lori Bagazzoli

“I am thrilled to start this new chapter with LEDVANCE during this pivotal period bringing my skills to foster growth, execution and long-term success of the company. I am excited to collaborate on client centric solutions, maximizing sales performance, and I look forward to contributing and building long lasting relationships with our partners and colleagues.” – Lori Bagazzoli

LEDVANCE is one of the world’s leaders in general lighting for lighting professionals and consumers. LEDVANCE offers a wide range of LEDVANCE and SYLVANIA LED luminaires, intelligent lighting products for Smart Homes and Buildings and has one of the largest LED lamp and traditional lighting portfolios in the industry.

www.ledvanceus.com/

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