McGlone director of marketing for Leviton Commercial and Industrial business
April 26, 2009
Leviton announced the appointment of Eileen McGlone to the position of director of marketing for its Commercial and Industrial business. In her new post, McGlone is responsible for building sales of the company’s commercial and industrial wiring devices across its electrical distribution (ED), retail and end-user markets.
Working with product management, ED field sales and OEM and Retail
business teams, she will focus her efforts on growing Leviton’s C&I
market share through product roll-outs, enhanced customer programs and
services, and managing the company’s commercial & industrial brand.
McGlone’s background and credentials include more than 20 years of experience developing and implementing marketing and customer retention plans for a range of companies. She holds a Masters in Business Administration and a Bachelors in Business Economics.
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McGlone’s background and credentials include more than 20 years of experience developing and implementing marketing and customer retention plans for a range of companies. She holds a Masters in Business Administration and a Bachelors in Business Economics.
CLICK HERE for Leviton.
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