GREENSBORO, N.C. – HIP Labels, LLC, has announced the hiring of Tyler Brown to its staff as sales associate. Brown will work on behalf of HIP to develop new accounts and to enhance sales services for existing clients.
Brown’s addition to HIP comes in part to the continued growth of HIP into nursery, greenhouse, and retail segments. Brown also fits into HIP’s long-range strategic plan to increase sales efforts to gain market share and stay abreast of growth and change in the allied horticulture industry. His primary territory will be the east and south U.S. though not confined there as opportunity presents.
Brown’s background is steeped in the nursery industry through years of work with Lancaster Farms of Suffolk, VA, where he was involved in day-to-day production, plant maintenance, and inventory, along with collaboration and interaction with nursery management. His education experience has prepared him for the challenges of horticulture business with focus on management, technology, and communication.
“Tyler is a super addition to our team,” said Bob Lovejoy, president and owner of HIP Labels. “His insight into wholesale nursery operation coupled with an enthusiasm to apply innovation and ideas for client solutions is the perfect fit for the HIP way of doing business. He’ll strengthen our service and support for current customers and create new opportunities for us in a very competitive marketplace.”
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