Grundfos promotes Primm to National Accounts Manager
Grundfos has hired Sherry Primm promotion to National Accounts Manager for the Building’s Business Unit.
SOURCE: Grundfos Pumps
Grundfos Pumps has hired Sherry Primm promotion to National Accounts Manager for the Building’s Business Unit. Primm will be responsible for management, development and growth of National and Key Wholesale accounts in the Buildings Business Unit. Sherry joined Grundfos in 2004 as a District Sales Manager in the Northwest Territory and has also served as Key Account Manager for the West Region-Buildings.
- Edited by Gust Gianos, Consulting-Specifying Engineer, www.csemag.com
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