Crossville, Tenn.— Lindsey Ann Waldrep has joined Crossville as the tile manufacturer’s vice president of marketing. John Smith, Crossville’s president, said, Waldrep will work with Crossville’s marketing team “to develop strategic, multi-faceted marketing campaigns with a strong focus on branding, advertising and POP material development.” Waldrep was most recently, senior director of creative marketing for Mohawk Industries, where she managed an internal creative group and three external agencies. Earlier, she worked for Tarkett’s wood division, first as national account product manager and then creative manager.For more, call Crossville at 931.484.2110
Crossville names Waldrep VP of marketing
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