North American Windpower: Broussard Becomes IMCORP VP

by NAW Staff on Friday 04 August 2006

IMCORP recently announced that Bruce Broussard, a 24-year veteran of the electrical industry, has joined the firm as vice president of operations for North America. CEO and President Matthew Mashikian says, "Bruce possesses the skill set and experience to navigate us through our current period of high growth and will establish the necessary business foundation required to insure that we maintain our focus of providing our clients the highest level of satisfaction possible."

Broussard is an electrical engineer and has 24 years of sales, marketing and business development experience at Eaton Corp.

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