Channellock DeArment VP Sales Marketing
May 26, 2009
May 26, 2009
Ryan W. DeArment was named vice-president of sales and marketing for Channellock Inc., and appointed as a member of the board. Most recently, DeArment served as director of marketing for the 123-year-old hand tool manufacturer.
Ryan W. DeArment was named vice-president of sales and marketing for Channellock Inc., and appointed as a member of the board. Most recently, DeArment served as director of marketing for the 123-year-old hand tool manufacturer.
In his new role, DeArment will manage the sales activities of all
domestic and international sales and marketing personnel, continue to
build relationships with domestic and international customers, and
develop and implement marketing and advertising programs that enhance
the Channellock brand and sales of the company’s products.
“As a fifth-generation DeArment, I take special pride in the Channellock name and the quality craftsmanship it represents,” DeArment said. “The Channellock brand is a very powerful mark in the hardware industry. I look forward to expanding our sales and marketing efforts.”
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“As a fifth-generation DeArment, I take special pride in the Channellock name and the quality craftsmanship it represents,” DeArment said. “The Channellock brand is a very powerful mark in the hardware industry. I look forward to expanding our sales and marketing efforts.”
CLICK HERE for Channellock.
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