Intralec Electrical Products Announces Changes in Personnel

May 13, 2016

Intralec Electrical Products announces the following changes in personnel.

Gerrard Cleary will now be the Intralec representative in Hamilton/Niagara/Golden Horseshoe. Gerrard has a long history in the electrical industry, as an employee of both an electrical distributor and contractor. He will report to Greg Moylett, VP Distribution Sales.

Rob Evans will move from that territory to a new position, as Intralec’s outside project sales rep.

Nathan Oukes will be working with Rob as the inside project sales rep. Both Rob and Nathan will report to John Hadley, VP Construction Sales.

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