Liteline Promotes Jarrod Stewart, Engages New Alberta Sales Agent

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Liteline Corporation’s Jarrod Stewart has been appointed Regional Sales Manager — Ontario. Stewart joined the company two years ago as a sales rep for the Greater Toronto Area, and will now focus on growing Liteline’s reach and brand visibility in the province. Liteline has also hired A.M. Agencies as its sales agent in Alberta, effective immediately. Headed by Doug Prusky, the agency has been in the business for more than 25 years and has offices in Calgary and Edmonton.

 

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