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John Sena Joins Verozza Lighting

Montreal, Canada-based Verozza Lighting has tapped lighting industry veteran John Sena as Sales Manager.

Sena has 30+ years of experience in the electrical and lighting industry. A former military engineer, he began in the electrical industry with General Electric’s Industrial Systems as a Sales Manager. He later joined Sea Gull Lighting as a Sales Manager and rose to VP/Sales. More recently, he served as a Vice President and General Manager of Cornerstone at ELK Group, where he aided the integration and management of Thomas Lighting when it was acquired from Philips Lighting.

“John and I have a long-term working relationship,” states Jeff Kosberg, VP/Sales at Verozza. “We are thrilled to have someone with his knowledge and expertise within the lighting industry join us to continue to drive Verozza’s success in North America!”

Sena will be based in New Jersey. His email is: John@verozza.com.

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