Centiva announces new creative director of brand and design

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Florence, AL – Centiva is pleased to announce the promotion of Leigh Przyborski to creative director of brand and design, effective October 1, 2012. Przyborski joined Centiva in 2004, most recently serving as senior designer where she led the development of the company’s web and social media presence in addition to its latest advertising platform.  During her tenure with Centiva, she has also aided in the development of new products.  Before joining the company, Przyborski worked in the advertising agency arena as an art director and graphic designer.

Przyborski brings a wealth of experience to her new role, where she will manage the marketing efforts of Centiva as well as lead the company’s award winning product design and cutting departments.  “I am delighted to have [Przyborski] in this important position,” commented Thomas Trissl, Centiva’s president.  “She will have a major role in advising and supporting the creative vision for the company.”

“Centiva has always linked the important elements of sound product design and the needs of our customers,” explained Trissl.  “[Przyborski] is regularly in the field with consumers who are learning about projects and translating their imperatives into strong product solutions.” Przyborski has developed solid working relationships across the flooring industry with suppliers, clients, architects and designers reinforcing Centiva’s presence in the industry.

“Centiva has given me many opportunities to manage product designs and the advertising efforts to introduce them,” commented Przyborski.  “I am excited about this new role and the chance to advance the company’s product solutions, marketing and brand messaging.”

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