The Anna Bzowski WAI return marks a significant addition to the Wire Association International (WAI) sales leadership team.
New Role and Responsibilities
Anna Bzowski has rejoined WAI as Director of International Sales & Business Development. She will work alongside Shannon Timme, Director of Sales, to support global customers.
The team will divide responsibilities by region. Timme will manage U.S.-based clients, while Bzowski will focus on international companies.
Industry Experience
Bzowski brings extensive industry experience, having spent 17 years in WAI’s sales department, including 15 years as sales manager. She returned earlier this year to support the production of Interwire, demonstrating her continued value to the organization.
WAI Executive Director Steve Fetteroll highlighted her contributions and welcomed her return in a full-time capacity.
Customer-Focused Approach
Bzowski emphasized her commitment to customer relationships and business solutions. She focuses on understanding client needs and delivering partnership-driven strategies that support growth and performance.
As a dual Polish-American citizen, she brings a global perspective and values cross-cultural communication. She aims to expand international participation in WAI events and strengthen marketing and branding opportunities.
Industry Involvement
Bzowski has supported major WAI initiatives, including Interwire, Wire Expo, technical conferences, and educational events. She also served as membership liaison for the New England Chapter, contributing to its growth.
She holds a degree from Jagiellonian University and attended the University of New Haven.
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