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Galtech announces sales awards, hires Pacific Northwest rep

Casual Living Staff -- Casual Living, 9/23/2011 9:47:39 AM

Galtech International announced its 2011 sales achievement awards during its annual sales meetings held in Chicago at the recent International Casual Furniture & Accessories Market.

Honored as 2011 Sales Representatives of the Year were John Benner and Ron O'Meara of Southern California.

The following sales representatives were also recognized for their outstanding sales achievements during the 2011 season: Gray Dobbins and Justin Carter of Dunwoody, Ga.; Bob Oresman of Pawtucket, R.I.; and Raymond Smit of Virginia Beach, Va.

Galtech has also announced the hiring of Steve Neff to represent the company in the states of Oregon and Washington. Neff's prior experience in the casual industry includes representing Woodard for several years in the Pacific Northwest.

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