Ivan Roy Named New General Manager of Nedco Québec

July 29, 2024

LinkedIn post by Nedco

Exciting Announcement: New General Manager at Nedco Québec!

We are thrilled to introduce Ivan Roy as the new General Manager of Nedco Quebec. Ivan brings a wealth of experience in the electrical distribution industry, having held several leadership positions that have shaped his expertise and leadership skills. As the GMA Regional Director at Nedco Quebec since May 2014, Ivan has played a crucial role in supporting the transformation of Nedco Quebec.

His appointment signifies the continuity of the transformation roadmap we are currently completing. He volunteers as the Vice President of the executive committee of Electro-Federation Canada, Quebec section, demonstrating his commitment to his community and industry. We are confident that with his diverse experience and skills, Ivan Roy is the ideal person to lead Nedco Quebec to new heights of success.

Congratulations, Ivan!

View the LinkedIn post HERE.

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