Robertson Electric Appoints Michelle Zeiger Director of Project Sales, GTA

February 23, 2024

Robertson Electric Wholesale welcomes Michelle Zeiger as the Director of Project Sales within the GTA. Zeiger started in the role on February 1, 2024.

“Michelle brings a wealth of experience to her new role, having previously worked at Independent Electric Supply and Beluce Canada Inc. (formerly Beghelli). She holds a degree from York University and is well-equipped to oversee Lighting and Distribution quotations, as well as coordinate our head office projects,” said the company via press release.

“Michelle’s primary objectives in this newly created position include driving growth in our Head-Office project sales, fostering synergy within our project quotation teams, and collaborating closely with our Vaughan Sales teams to elevate our project business to new heights.”

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