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Furniture Classics honors sales reps

-- Casual Living, 4/23/2010 10:48:00 AM

Furniture Classics Limited recognized several sales representatives during the High Point Market.

From left, Company President Michael Ricks, Steve Cathell, Kevin Stehlin, Patricia Zeno, Gary Grubler and Rick Franzman

Patricia Zeno was recognized as 2009 Salesperson of the Year, with Kevin Stehlin named as runner-up. Gary Grubler received the Road Warrior of the Year Award for his outstanding effort in 2009.

A special Lifetime Achievement Award was offered to Steve Cathell and Rick Franzman for their years of dedicated service as veteran salesmen.

Furniture Classics Limited is a Norfolk, Va.-based import marketing company supplying solid wood antique reproductions at middle to upper middle price points. Its Two Palms Casual division supplies natural material casual furniture. Both brands broadly distribute through lifestyle specialty stores, full service furniture stores, the interior design trade, mass merchants and casual furniture specialists.

For more information about its full line of products, visit www.furnitureclassicsltd.com and www.twopalmscasual.com

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