McClellan has built his sales career through positions with several communication and video technology companies
Dewaine is responsible for sales of all PESA product lines to territories outside the United States and Canada

PESA, a leading U.S.-based custom design and build manufacturing company for professional audio and video signal distribution, recently announced that Dewaine McClellan joined the company on Nov. 5 as international sales manager. He is responsible for sales of all PESA product lines to territories outside the United States and Canada.

McClellan has built his sales career through positions with several communication and video technology companies. Most recently, he served as director of telecom sales for Kavveri Telecom. Previously, he was the Eastern U.S. director of telecom sales for Rymsa and a sales liaison for Telecast Fiber Systems. McClellan also spent more than a decade at PESA in various positions, including sales manager for the Asia/Pacific region and customer service manager.

“We are happy to welcome Dewaine back to the PESA family. Previously, he developed an understanding of our products from both an engineering and a sales and support standpoint, and in his new role he will help the company better serve the global markets,” said Chuck Tillett, president and COO of PESA. “As we move to strengthen PESA’s worldwide sales, Dewaine’s experience in working with a variety of clients and broadcast applications will be a great asset in introducing our products to a broader user base.”

McClellan is based out of the company’s main office in Huntsville. He can be reached at (256) 479-4052 or via e-mail at [email protected].

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