Appointment
New Marshall Tuffl ex regional sales manager for the north
Cable management specialist Marshall-Tuffl ex appoint Gary Davison as its regional sales manager for the North.
G
ary brings with him over three decades of experience in the electrical industry and will be instrumental in supporting the company’s growth and business strategy in this region. Having worked in a number of sales and commercial roles within the electrical sector for over 30 years, Gary joins Marshall-Tuffl ex with a wealth of experience and extensive knowledge of the industry which he will apply to his role. Gary will be working closely with wholesalers in the northern region of the UK which includes Scotland, North Wales, the North East, the North West and Yorkshire and the Humber, to build new strategies and develop meaningful relationships to ensure Marshall-Tuffl ex is the preferred supplier to meet the growing demands of the sector.
On joining Marshall-Tuffl ex, Gary commented: “It is great to be part of the Marshall-Tuffl ex team and working with a company that really
sits at the forefront of cable management with a solution that meets every type of application and brief. I am looking forward to delivering such a fantastic product portfolio to our customer partners in the north of the UK and ensuring that they remain totally satisfi ed with our service and product off ering.”
Hastings-based Marshall-Tuffl ex is the UK’s leading manufacturer and supplier of cable management solutions.
www.marshall-tuffl
ex.com
“It is great to be part of the Marshall-Tuffl ex team and working with a company that really sits at the forefront of cable management with a solution that meets every type of application and brief.”
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12 | electrical wholesalerSeptember 2024
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