Crenlo Promotes Steve Will to Sales Manager of Emcor

Crenlo, a Dover company, has promoted Steve Will to sales manager of its Emcor enclosure business.

Crenlo recently hired Will to serve as a regional sales manager for Emcor, which designs, manufactures and integrates electronic equipment enclosures and consoles for technological applications. Now he will assume responsibility for Emcor’s sales and business development efforts.

“It quickly became apparent that Steve has what it takes to lead our sales team,” said Greg Wetzel, general manager of the enclosure business at Crenlo. “His leadership, experience, product knowledge and ability to build customer relationships will enable us to grow in new and established markets.”

Will has more than 30 years of experience in product management, sales management and marketing. His expertise in enclosures and electronic components for technology-intensive environments can be attributed to his extensive sales management experience with companies such as Graybar Electric and Hoffman enclosures.

Will’s education was in business and project management at York University in Toronto and the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota.

Crenlo, under the Emcor trademark, offers eight standard Emcor enclosures product lines as well as modified and custom options. The company has nearly 60 years of experience providing enclosure solutions to a diverse customer base.

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