Northland Controls Names Andre Fiset Canada Country Manager

MILPITAS, Calif. — Northland Controls has appointed Andre Fiset as its new country manager for Canada as part of a quest to expand its presence in the Great White North.

With an extensive background in technology, business development, and security, Fiset “brings a wealth of experience that will drive the company’s continued growth and innovation within Canada,” the company announcement says. 

As the co-founder and president of Extravision Video Technologies Inc., Fiset “played an instrumental role in shaping the company’s direction and success,” according to the company announcement.

“With a focus on business development, he successfully forged strategic partnerships, expanded the company’s global reach, and identified new avenues for growth,” the announcement says. “Under his leadership, the company solidified its position as a premier security integrator in Canada.”

Fiset’s expertise “extends beyond business development,” according to the company announcement.

“His knowledge in security systems architecture, engineering and technology integration, as well as tactical operations and emergency response in counterterrorism, underscore his commitment to creating safer environments for communities worldwide,” the announcement says. 

“We have with Andre for years and are honored to have him join Northland,” says Pierre Trapanese, Northland Controls CEO, in the company announcement. “His visionary leadership, combined with his expertise in security technologies, will undoubtedly bolster our efforts to provide tailored solutions to our clients in Canada and to grow our business there.” 

Why Andre Fiset Joined Northland Controls

In his new role as country manager, Fiset will assume responsibility for overseeing the company’s operations within the country, driving strategic initiatives, and further strengthening relationships with clients and partners.

“His proven track record of driving innovation and delivering exceptional results aligns seamlessly with Northland,” the company announcement says. 

“I am honored to take on this new role,” says Fiset in the announcement. “I have worked with Northland on many projects in the past, and we share a commitment to professionalism, customer care, and quality. I am confident that we will achieve remarkable success in the market.”

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