Peter Hawtin, Infrastructure Product Manager, Mayflex
Mayflex has appointed Peter Hawtin as Infrastructure Product Manager, a newly created role to the company
Mayflex, the cabling infrastructure, networking and physical security solutions distributor, has appointed Peter Hawtin as Infrastructure Product Manager, a newly created role to the company. Peter joins Mayflex with over 20 years of experience working in the networking and cabling industry and has also sat on BSI and ISO cabling standards committees, most recently Peter has been accepted as a member of the BSI TCT7/-/1 experts panel.

In his role of Infrastructure Product Manager, Peter will be responsible for managing the complete lifecycle of the Infrastructure product portfolio. Peter will work closely with the marketing, purchasing and Infrastructure department managers, as well as also being a key contact for the company's main infrastructure supply partners. Peter will ensure that the company maximizes its sales opportunities presented by the market, manage stocks and product launches in an effective and productive manner.

Andrew Percival, Managing Director of Mayflex comments, "I am delighted to welcome Peter on board the strategic management team. His role will strengthen an area of the business which demands expertise, knowledge, dedication and time. I am confident that Peter is the man to fulfil this role successfully."

Percival continues, "The expertise and technical knowledge that Peter has gained in his previous roles will, I am sure, prove to be a great asset to Mayflex. Peter will be undergoing an extensive induction programme over the next couple of months, familiarising himself with the business and his work colleagues."

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