Moeglin Joins LSI as National Accounts Director
Dealer lighting provider LSI Industries has hired business development expert and startup veteran Steven Moeglin to lead its commercial sales team.
BLUE ASH, Ohio — LSI Industries Inc. has hired Steven Moeglin as director of national accounts, the company announced. Moeglin will be responsible for leading the commercial sales team focused on large national lighting, graphics, and digital solution retail customers.
“Steve has been very successful in launching new businesses and technologies throughout his career,” said Chief Commercial Officer Jeff Croskey. “That experience will be very valuable to the commercial advancement of LSI’s core product lines, including lighting, controls, branded graphics, and digital solutions. Likewise, his sales leadership and processes will strengthen our national accounts position with channel partners and customers.”
Moeglin joins LSI from Talis Clinical, where he served as national director of business development. Prior to joining Talis, he co-founded, built, and operated three successful Healthcare technology companies over a span of 22 years, according to the announcement.
Originally posted on Auto Dealer Today
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