DW Windsor’s Harrison-Wallace takes on expanded role

Congratulations to Simon Harrison-Wallace who has been promoted to the role of head of marketing, exterior lighting at Luceco Group.

The role will be in addition to his existing position as head of marketing, exterior lighting, at DW Windsor, which Harrison-Wallace will continue to oversee.

It means, however, that he will now also lead the marketing function at Kingfisher Lighting.

“I’m looking forward to this next chapter, building on the strong work already underway at DW Windsor and working closely with the team at Kingfisher Lighting as we move both brands forward,” Harrison-Wallace wrote on LinkedIn.

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