Di Gesu to manage Sunovia's marcom, advertising and public relations operations

Sunovia Energy Technologies (Sarasota, Fla.): Lighting industry veteran Jon Di Gesu is now head of marketing communications, advertising and public relations. He will direct this LED manufacturer's branding and positioning efforts and manage its ...
June 15, 2012
Sunovia Energy Technologies (Sarasota, Fla.): Lighting industry veteran Jon Di Gesu is now head of marketing communications, advertising and public relations. He will direct this LED manufacturer's branding and positioning efforts and manage its marketing, promotional and public relations operations. Di Gesu brings more than 30 years of executive-level communications management and branding experience, including 17 years with Sylvania before and after it was acquired by Osram, and for Siemens in its U.S.-based factory automation, solar and lighting divisions. He has a BA in English from Fairfield University and a certificate from Babson College's Consortium of Executive Education.

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