Arzel Zoning
David Domanick has joined Arzel Zoning as Sales Manager. David brings over 15 years of sales/customer service experience and will use his skills to drive sales growth and relations with distributors and contractors alike.
Prior to joining Arzel, David held the position of Director of Customer Services at GED Integrated Solutions, a glass window manufacturing systems provider. While he was there, record parts sales were achieved by focusing on improving customer experience. His implementation of proactive service plans, customer training, consultative consignment programs and a measured focus on departmental efficiency and accountability added to the success. Dave also held sales/customer service positions in material recycling and in the industrial control and automation solution industries.
We welcome David to the team and look forward to using his skill set to develop valuable relationships while contributing to the current and future success at Arzel.
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