SGM Announces New Sales Structure for the Americas at LDI

	Matthew Huffman, SGM

SGM was not only able to introduce a number of new products at this year's LDI show in Las Vegas but attracted equal interest by announcing the restructuring of their sales and service operations in the Americas. This was highlighted by the opening last month of SGM Inc. in Orlando, Florida.

Thus they were able to present not only a new portfolio of ETL-certified, IP65 LED products but also the new technical support team and established sales force. At the same time, Spanish lighting designer Ben Díaz, has been appointed SGM's new area manager for South America, and he will also be handling product training.

As a result, the SGM booth was a hot destinations at this premier expo. The show floor was permanently busy and they reported incredible interest in both the now-established G-Spot and new G-Profile (with framing shutters), the world's first and only IP65-rated, maintenance free moving heads.

Also (literally) turning heads were the new P-2 and Q-2, compact versions of what the company calls the big-selling, high-output, and IP65-rated P-5 and Q-7 respectively.

SGM Lighting Inc. was able to reassure customers that it will hold stock of the entire new product range, as well as spare parts for fast delivery to the US market.

The US technical support team will also be based in Florida and led by Matthew Huffman, who brings several years' experience in the entertainment lighting industry and in management. He can be contacted at: +1 (561) 213-7622, by email at: mhu@sgmlight.com, and on Skype (UStechsupport.SGM).

SGM International Technical Support 24/7 Hotline is: +1 877 225-3882 or +45 3840 3840. Email: support@sgmlight.com.

SGM CEO Peter Johansen underlined his commitment to the US market by announcing that he will be steadily expanding the team going forward. "We are looking to hire industry professionals as we have many open positions, including sales managers, sales representatives, and customer service representatives."

Candidates are invited to send in their resumes.