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TEVET Announces the Appointment of a New Chief Growth Officer

TEVET announced the appointment of Gavin Lessing-Caller as Chief Growth Officer to drive growth strategy and market expansion.
Gavin Lessing-Caller has over 25 years of experience in international business and strategic sales in the test and measurement industry.
Tracy Solomon, CEO of TEVET, stated that Gavin's extensive experience will be instrumental in driving growth initiatives.
Gavin Lessing-Caller expressed excitement about joining TEVET and contributing to its growth and success.

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TEVET Announces the Appointment of a New Chief Growth Officer

GREENEVILLE, Tenn., Feb. 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- TEVET, a leading federal reseller of test and measurement equipment in the Aerospace and Defense Industry, is pleased to announce the appointment of Gavin Lessing-Caller as Chief Growth Officer. In this newly created…

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GREENEVILLE, Tenn., Feb. 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — TEVET, a leading federal reseller of test and measurement equipment in the Aerospace and Defense Industry, is pleased to announce the appointment of Gavin Lessing-Caller as Chief Growth Officer. In this newly created role, Gavin will be responsible for driving TEVET’s growth strategy, expanding market presence, and fostering innovation within the company. Gavin brings over 25 years of experience …

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