By Patrick Avenell

SYDNEY: TEAC Australia has this morning announced the appointment of a new New South Wales state sales manager. Gordon Stewart is the new man for the Premier state, with CEO James Phoon welcoming him back to TEAC after 14 years.

“New South Wales is vital to our sales success and we deliberated carefully in making this appointment. We are confident that Gordon Stewart has the attributes to further build TEAC’s sales and brand image in the State as well as be a fine leader for the NSW team,” said Phoon.

Stewart has worked previously for Castel Electronics and Centrex.

[Wed 10/06/2009 10:00:25]

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