Sullivan Named IEWC Senior V.P.

Paul Sullivan, an industry veteran with more than 40 years of sales experience, is now senior V.P., North American Sales for IEWC.
May 16, 2016
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​IEWC (Milwaukee, Wis.): Paul Sullivan, an industry veteran with more than 40 years of sales experience, is now senior V.P., North American Sales. Sullivan comes to IEWC from Anixter where he most recently served as V.P. of major account & global OEM account sales. During his tenure, Sullivan worked his way up through the sales organization beginning as a sales assistant. He has also held several different commercial positions including general sales manager, V.P. of purchasing and marketing, V.P. of the U.S. Wire & Cable Division and V.P. of OEM sales. Sullivan has a degree in social science from Cal State University Hayward and currently resides in California. 

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