To its growing connected base of 110,000 units, CSL DualCom added another member, Sam Cambrook to its sales team
 Sam Cambrook is set to become an asset to CSL DualCom's sales team

This year has been one of continued growth for CSL DualCom and in line with our growing connected base of over 110,000 units the Sales Team has grown too. Sam Cambrook joins the line-up in the North as North East and Scotland Sales Executive taking over from Tim Goodwill who has been promoted to National Accounts Manager.

Sam has been on a rigorous training schedule since joining CSL DualCom so that she is ready to hit the ground running.

Sales Director Rob Evans commented, "I am a big believer in introducing new people to our industry, with fresh energy, fresh ideas and a fresh approach. In the early months we will be investing a lot of time in Sam which will benefit our Installers in the long term. With the backing of the more experienced members of the sales team together with her positive attitude and organised approach I think we will see her become an asset to the sales team."

Tim has progressed through the ranks in CSL DualCom, originally joining as a Field Technical Engineer seven years ago. Tim will now take responsibility of a number of CSL's National Accounts providing them with a focussed, knowledgeable contact for all their needs.

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