Graham Architectural Products Adds Two, Promotes One

March 14, 2016

Graham Architectural Products has announced a promotion and two new hires. Taylor Caterbone, who started her career at GAP three years ago as a staff accountant, has been promoted to cost accountant.

Tayor’s previous responsibilities included sales tax filing, backlog reporting, daily revenue reporting, and cost and profits reporting.  Taylor’s new position will be geared toward working with our operation teams to provide support for maintaining and implementing cost effective practices and processes.  Other new responsibilities will include inventory reporting, job closeout reviews, and maintaining the cycle counting program.

New hires include David Conway, who joins the Graham Architectural Products team as an independent sales representative. David’s knowledge of the window industry makes him an ideal candidate for growing the Florida market for the GAP window business.

Over the past decade, David worked for AGC’s commercial glass division and Cristacurva selling to glaziers and OEMs in the southeast. For the past year and a half, he has worked for Cristacurva promoting their curved and interiors glass to architects, owners and glaziers. He also served our country on several deployments from 2004-2009 for the US Army. Currently, David resides in Ponte Verda Beach, FL.

Meanwhile, Derek Ober has joined Graham as project documentation coordinator. His main responsibilities will be to prepare, gather, organize and track submittal documentation and samples, making sure that project managers receive these materials on time and error free. This position will also provide support to project managers as required.

Derek previously worked as a sales and marketing administrator at Heritage Hills in York, PA.  Prior to that, Derek worked as a marketing intern at Heritage Hills.  He is a 2015 graduate of West Chester University, where he earned his Bachelor of Science in Marketing.

 

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