Chervon Names Three North American Executives

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Chervon announced three senior hires effective October 12, 2026. Charlie Harte joined as Director of Field Sales and Recruiting for Canada, bringing more than 15 years in power tools and outdoor equipment sales and leadership experience at Black & Decker, Irwin, Milwaukee and Uponor. Randy Durkan became Vice President of Supply Chain for North America; his more than 25 years of experience includes senior supply-chain roles at TTI and Apex Tool Group, and Chervon highlighted his expertise in operational performance and AI integration. Thomas G. Kentouris joined as Vice President of Field Sales after more than 14 years at TTI, where he led Eastern U.S. sales and recruiting and helped develop sales teams.

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