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Kaldewei Adds Sales Agencies to Represent Its Bath Product Lines
Europe's No. 1 manufacturer for baths, which opened in the U.S. in 2008, has expanded its U.S. sales operation.
March 10, 2009
HousingZone
European luxury bathtub and shower tray manufacturer Kaldewei has partnered with U.S. agencies which will be responsible for calling on all levels of the plumbing specification process, including: architects, interior designers, mechanical contractors, hospitality developers, plumbing wholesalers, kitchen and bath showrooms, and builders. They will work closely with the team at Kaldewei USA, in Indianapolis, Ind., including Robert Sapienza, Vice President of Sales. The six sales representative contacts, agencies and the states they cover are:
„X Craig Iverson, Architectural Design Sales (ADS) – Colorado, Utah, Wyoming
„X Donald Schink and Tom Gallagher, Altherm, Inc. – New York State, New Jersey
„X Ronald Spurrell, AMSG & Associated – Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington State
„X Greg Pardue, Deery-Pardue & Associates, Inc. – Illinois, Indiana
„X Richard Freeman and Dick Hadley, Northeast Sales Group – Connecticut, Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont
„X Gary Kimmey and Bill Powell, Silvertip Marketing Group, Inc. – Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas
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