Harrow Sports Declares Dedicated Focus on International Sales
New-Hire Seanna Keating to Develop National Racquet Sales in Canada
Harrow Sports announces expansion of international sales of racquet sports with the appointment of Seanna Keating as National Racquets Sales Manager, Canada.
"Harrow is an incredibly vibrant and innovative company that I have watched grow over the past 10+ years in Canada. It is exciting for me to be part of a great brand with a bright future," says Keating.
Keating comes to Harrow Sports with over fifteen years of sales and account management spanning corporate, sporting goods, and institutional sales industries, with her last ten years in Sales and Key Account Management for sporting good product lines such as Dunlop Racquets and K-Swiss. Seanna’s remarkable career embodies the extensive experience necessary to assure Racquet Sports, Canada’s success. Specifically, she brings expertise in sales and sales management, marketing strategy, key account management, strategic planning, new business development, sales operations and merchandising.
"Seanna will bring a wealth of experience to our distribution efforts in Canada. We look forward to adding her leadership to our growing sales team," says Jeff Corey, Harrow Sports National Sales Manager.
Beyond her demonstrated business acumen, Seanna exemplifies Harrow Sports mission as she is a lifelong athlete. A squash player since age ten, she joined the Professional Squash Association in 2003 and went on to claim the World Doubles title, as well as three Canadian Open Doubles titles, and most recently the National Teams Championships. Additionally, she sits on the Squash Canada High Performance Committee as Vice Chair. Keating’s extensive history in the squash world and exceptional reputation for success in sporting goods sales are a tremendously strong set of qualifications.
Harrow Sports VP of Racquet Sports, Dave Rosen had this to say, “This is a very exciting time for Harrow. Seanna is a lifelong friend and her passion, enthusiasm and impressive playing history bodes well for Harrow's racquet sports future in Canada.”