PLANTSVILLE, CT, July 22, 2011 (Press-News.org) William B. Meyer, Inc., with locations in Connecticut, New York, and Massachusetts, is pleased to announce that Rick Palingo, a well established expert in the fulfillment services field for the financial services industry, has joined the fourth generation family-owned and operated organization as a Strategic Account Executive. The appointment of Palingo, who will expand the company's commitment to providing leading service to companies specializing in mutual funds, insurance and banking services, is the next step in MEYER's commitment to assemble only the highest-level professionals to roll out innovative, broad-based warehousing, fulfillment, and logistics capabilities on a national basis. Palingo will report to Ted Kennedy, Vice President of Sales, and will join the national team responsible for the sales and marketing efforts for MEYER Fulfillment.
Palingo comes to MEYER with a wealth of knowledge in marketing fulfillment and with a strong background in operations management and business development, he will be a valuable asset to the company in its national objectives, particularly in helping clients identify results-oriented solutions to their fulfillment needs by using MEYER services such as inventory management, kitting, automated packaging and customized web-store creation and integration. He will also spearhead the business development efforts of William B. Meyer's advanced online solutions that allow customers to access their fulfillment needs remotely in real time.
"We are very excited to have Rick as a member of our team. He has already started to make his mark as a key component of the MEYER Fulfillment team, thanks to his extensive range of experience and broad understanding of our industry," says Ted Kennedy, Vice President of Sales. "With Rick' s talent and market awareness, MEYER Fulfillment will grow exponentially."
Palingo, a graduate of the University of Massachusetts, has been a member of NICSA (The National Investment Company Service Association) for more than 35 years. An avid golfer, beachgoer, and Bruins and Red Sox fan, he currently resides in Plymouth, MA. The announcement of Palingo to MEYER Fulfillment is the latest in a series of new hires aimed at attracting the best and brightest talent in the fulfillment industry.
About William B. Meyer: One Company, One Solution.
A fourth-generation owned-and-operated company, William B. Meyer, Inc. is a leading single-source relocation storage and distribution provider. Established in 1915, the company is known for value-added business solutions and high-quality customer
service. Its comprehensive suite of moving, warehousing and logistics services include: Residential Relocation, Office Moving, Order Fulfillment, Records Management, Offsite Media/Tape Vaulting, Rigging, Library Relocation and other specialized capabilities. With state-of-the-art facilities in New York, Connecticut and Massachusetts, William B. Meyer consistently delivers on its long-standing reputation for quality. To learn more about William B. Meyer, Inc. visit http://www.williambmeyer.com or
http://www.MeyerFulfillment.com.
Industry Expert Rick Palingo Joins Meyer Fulfillment, Expanding the Company's Financial Services Capabilities Nationwide
Rick Palingo joins MEYER Fulfillment to expand company's commitment to financial services fulfillment.
2011-07-22
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[Press-News.org] Industry Expert Rick Palingo Joins Meyer Fulfillment, Expanding the Company's Financial Services Capabilities NationwideRick Palingo joins MEYER Fulfillment to expand company's commitment to financial services fulfillment.