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AW DevelopmentManag L eading electrical


IndustryNews


AWEBBappoints new BusinessDevelopment Manager


appointedMikeLaycockas aConsultantBusiness ager.


“I’mexcited at the prospect of helping AW


commented. “My goal is to increase the profile fofor the group and identifyfy areas foformembership growth. AW


AWEBB,”Mike AWEBB have


developed somuch: commercial numbers have significantly increased h; t ey have an in-house training provider providing free training; their central stores additional stock, andmarketing


AWEBB expects thatMike’s excellent customer service and high profile within the industry will help develop the group’s reach, and expose themany changes the group has undergone.


promotional benefits. Communicating these and themany other benefits is now the key fofor us going foforward.” AW


Working with supplier partner AWs, AWEBB’s stated aimis to be the UK’s leading electrical purchasing consortiumby 2025, providing unrivalled commercial perfoformance fofor its


membership and providing excellent networking, training and innovation that delivers real improvements.


campaigns provide bespoke now provide over £1min


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Mike has occupied senior roles in the electrical industry fofor many years,most recently holding the position of sales director at the Luceco group.


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