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Network Solutions Promoted Bogolawski to Director of Technical Sales

10:32 am   -   February 6th, 2009

Leviton announced that Charlie Bogolawski was promoted to Director of Technical Sales for Leviton’s Network Solutions. Bogolawski will lead a team of specification engineers and technical sales personnel that provide innovative customer solutions. He will also spearhead initiatives in technical training, sales tools development, and customer demonstrations.

Bogolawski began his career at Leviton in 2005 as a Specification Engineer, leading the development of projects and programs to enhance the company’s reputation as a leader in the data communications industry. In this role, he also championed the creation of literature and sales support tools for the company’s copper, fiber, voice/data/video, and security products.

Prior to joining Leviton, Bogolawski held positions as a Regional Sales Manager for a manufacturer’s rep firm, where he headed up marketing and training ventures; as a National Accounts Manager for ComNet Communications, where he led business development for Fortune 500 accounts; and as a Systems Integrator selling SMAT/CATV installations and services.

In addition to his more than 20 years of experience in the telecommunications industry, Bogolawski served in the US Army as a branch technician. There he repaired radar, transponder and anti-missile systems and earned a diploma as a radar and laser systems technician.

Bogolawksi holds a Bachelors Degree in Information Technology, in addition to a variety of industry certifications. These include BICSI RCDD with NTS Specialty, CompTIA Network +, and TIA Converged Technology. He is also a Certified Documents Technologist and veteran of Desert Storm.

For more information, please visit their website: http://www.leviton.com




 




















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