THOMAS H. CONNOLLY & SONS EXPANDS SALES TEAM WITH ADDITION OF MATTHEW LAZCANO IN MAINE

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Feb 20, 2018 

Thomas H. Connolly & Sons America’s oldest marine manufactures’ sales agency, is pleased to announce the addition of Matthew Lazcano to its sales team. Based in Yarmouth, Maine, Lazcano brings significant customer-side experience after working for many years for one of Maine’s leading marine product distributors.

Paul Connolly, President of Thomas H. Connolly & Sons, said, “In addition to his extensive sales expertise, Matt has a lifetime of real-world knowledge of boating and the marine business. From his prime location in Maine, he will provide comprehensive sales coverage to customers in that area while identifying new opportunities for growth.”

Lazcano is a member of the Maine Built Boats, Maine Marine Trade Association and is a TWIC card holder. He has been involved in the Penobscot Pilots Association which assists in delivering “pilots” transiting cargo ships.

“With over 14-years of experience as a distributor sales agent, Matt’s first-hand knowledge of the inner workings of a busy marine distribution operation coupled with his innate ability to anticipate and solve problems efficiently makes him an ideal addition to our team,” added Kevin O’Brien, Partner, Thomas H. Connolly & Sons.

Matt earned his B.S. degree from the University of Maine. He lives in Yarmouth, Maine with his wife and son.

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