New year, new technical manager at Synergy Creativ

Congratulations to Lee Walker, lighting design technician at CU Phosco, who in the new year will be taking on a new role as technical manager at Synergy Creativ.

Lee, who has been with CU Phosco since February 2021, said of the new appointment: “I can’t wait to get started and help drive this exciting company forwards. I truly believe that the sky is the limit for us both!”

He has previously held roles at DW Windsor and Erco. Synergy Creativ is a lighting designer and manufacturer, and includes Svelto, ekko, and Strom + Overgaard among its brands. It is based in Hoddesdon, east London.

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