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Axolight USA Appoints Mariya Reva as VP/Sales

Connecticut-based Axolight USA, a division of the Italian architectural lighting manufacturer Axolight, has appointed design veteran Mariya Reva as VP/Sales.

Coming from an architectural and interior design background, in recent years Reva served as the National Dealer Sales Manager at Vibia USA, a division of the Barcelona-based Spanish lighting manufacturer, and is the founder of Reva Projects, an architectural project studio based in New Jersey.

Reva earned her Masters in Architecture from Taliesin, Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture, and earned a BFA from Harrington College of Design in Chicago.

She may be contacted by email at mariya.reva@axolightusa.com or by calling (732) 310-8312

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