Channel Vision is celebrating 20 years as a leading manufacturer of innovative technology products
Michael will be responsible for Channel Vision accounts in the Northeast region

Channel Vision, celebrating 20 years as a leading manufacturer of innovative technology products for the Well-Connected Home™, has announced the addition of Michael Bradish as their Northeast Account Executive. He will be responsible for accounts in the Northeast region, including: Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, West Virginia, Virginia, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Delaware, Maryland and Connecticut and Eastern Canada.

“Michaels primary focus will be maintaining the close customer contact and strong business partnerships that our National Sales Manager, Troy Baron had previously been responsible for in this Territory. With the addition of Michael, Troy will be able to focus on developing our brand that will benefit our customer base” stated Darrel Hauk, President and CEO of Channel Vision.

Prior to this role, Michael was part of Ingram Micro where he was the Vendor Marketing Manager for the Cisco Collaboration & Borderless Network architectures along with also managing the marketing responsibilities for the Cisco Certified Refurbished Equipment business line.  Michael’s efforts were intricate in helping the Cisco Business Unit at Ingram Micro attain quarter over quarter growth. Michael graduated from Haworth College of Business at Western Michigan University where he majored in Sales and Business Marketing with a minor in Law.  Based out of Channel Vision’s Costa Mesa, California headquarters, he can be reached at 1-714-424-6500, extension 1819.

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