Greenlee Communications announces new sales leaders

Greenlee Communications (Rockford, Ill.): Jason Butchko is now V.P. and general manager, and Roger Clitheroe is global sales director. Butchko holds over 10 years of leadership experience in the test and measurement instrumentation field, most recently with IdealIndustries – Networks. He joined Greenlee Communications in Jan. 2013.
May 30, 2013

Greenlee Communications (Rockford, Ill.): Jason Butchko is now V.P. and general manager, and Roger Clitheroe is global sales director. Butchko holds over 10 years of leadership experience in the test and measurement instrumentation field, most recently with Ideal Industries – Networks. He joined Greenlee Communications in Jan. 2013.

Clitheroe has been with Greenlee since 2001 and holds over 20 years of communications sales experience. In his new role, he will be responsible for worldwide sales of Greenlee Communications products, driving global accountability for new product introductions, overseeing new market developments, and achieving profitable revenue growth across the product portfolio. The Greenlee Communications sales team in the United Kingdom and the United States will report to Clitheroe and he will report to Butchko.

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