Universal Expands LED Application and Technical Support


Universal Lighting Technologies, a global leader in commercial lighting and a member of the Panasonic Group,has hired Greg Wells as a field application engineer for the Midwest region of the U.S.

Professionally, Wells has worked in the architecture field for three years and within the lighting industry for two. Wells holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in architecture from Lawrence Technological University in Detroit. There, he focused on environmental conditions and project management. 

In his new role, Wells will act as the field technical resource contact, supporting Solid State Lighting (LED) systems and products in the Midwest. The addition of Wells’ vast knowledge and expertise align with Universal’s objectives to continue the expansion of its EVERLINE LED product and service offerings. 

“We’re excited to add Greg to our talented team,” said Donna Taylor, Universal’s Central Region Vice President. “We believe Greg’s track record of exceptional customer service, combined with the expertise of our engineering and product teams, will expand Universal’s reach as the top choice for comprehensive lighting packages for our customers in the Midwest.” 

For more information about Universal Lighting Technologies and its comprehensive lighting products, call 1-800-225-5278 or visit www.unvlt.com.

 



November 29, 2016


Topic Area: Press Release


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