Nedco Introduces New General Manager at Nedco West

July 15, 2024

Nedco has announced Jay Frezell as the new General Manager of Nedco West, effective August 1st, 2024.

“Jay brings over 25 years of experience in the datacom, power quality, and wire & cable industries. His impressive track record of success in distribution, sales, and manufacturing equips him with a deep understanding of our industry’s challenges and opportunities,” said Nedco via LinkedIn.

“Jay’s leadership will significantly boost our sales and positively transform Nedco West’s results. He is known for his focus on customer service, building a positive company culture, and leveraging partnerships to drive sales and growth.”

“Join us in welcoming Jay to the Nedco team. We are confident that his leadership and expertise will propel us to new heights of success and excellence.”

View the LinkedIn post HERE

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