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Elijah Anderson Joins Nora Lighting

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Nora 400x275September 12, 2022

California-based Nora Lighting has appointed Elijah Anderson as its new Midwest Regional Commercial Sales Manager.

Based in Wisconsin, Anderson has accrued more than 10 years of experience in sales and lighting throughout the U.S. He will oversee nine commercial rep agencies throughout the territory.

“Elijah will direct all commercial product introductions, sales, training and customer support, interacting with designers, specifiers, contractors and distributors. With our increased growth, we created another territory to expand our market space,” said Nora’s President & CEO Fred Farzan. “With his experience in the lighting industry and relationships, he is well-positioned to lead Nora to new levels of success with our expanding LED platform of products.”

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