Marandino Named President of NorthEast Electrical Distributors

Frank Marandino, current COO of NorthEast, will be taking on a new role as president of the company.
July 6, 2016
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Northeast Electrical Distributors (Brockton, Massachusetts):Frank Marandino, current COO of NorthEast, will be taking on a new role as president of the company. He has spent over 15 years in various leadership roles at NorthEast, and has served as the COO for the past 20 months. Don Block, who has served as president of NorthEast for the past 11 years, will continue in his role as president of Sonepar USA’sNew England-Mid Atlantic region.

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