GranitiFiandre Announces Development of US Resource Centers
June 19, 2008
Italian stone and tile manufacturer GranitiFiandre has announced an
initiative to broaden its services to its US commercial customer
base by opening GranitiFiandre Resource Centers throughout the
US. The resource centers will function as dynamic
solutions-oriented hubs offering clients the product, technology,
expertise, and literature required to make ideal
surfacing decisions.
"Jeanne Nichols, vice president for our US operations, will lead
this initiative for us in the US," says Graziano Verdi, president
and CEO of GranitiFiandre Group. "We are confident Jeanne has
the vision, experience, and leadership required to execute and
accomplish this exciting resource center development," he adds.
GranitiFiandre Resource Centers will be located in Boston, Los
Angeles, and San Francisco where the company has existing
showrooms, as well as in Chicago, Dallas, Phoenix, Denver, and Las
Vegas where new facilities will open in 2008. Each center
will have a swatch wall where GranitiFiandre's broad spectrum of
porcelain tiles will be sampled along with full mosaic
accompaniments.
"Since GranitiFiandre's product line encompasses collections for
use in the building envelope, lobbies, offices, and residences, our
resource centers will provide space to display and sample the
complete product range to commercial and high-end residential
architects and designers," says Jeanne Nichols, vice
president—sales and marketing for GranitiFiandre in the United
States.
Each center will be staffed by industry professionals who can
provide technical product details and BIM assistance. Comprehensive
product samples and literature in a virtual as well as a "hands-on"
format will be available, allowing for full cosmetic and practical
exploration of the company's product offerings.
GranitiFiandre Resource Centers were fully functional in Boston,
Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Chicago as of April 1, 2008. The
Dallas center is slated to open Summer 2008 with others following
throughout early Fall.
ChetanGranitiFiandre Announces Development of US Resource Centers
June 19, 2008
Italian stone and tile manufacturer GranitiFiandre has announced an initiative to broaden its services to its US commercial customer base by opening GranitiFiandre Resource Centers throughout the US. The resource centers will function as dynamic solutions-oriented hubs offering clients the product, technology, expertise, and literature required to make ideal surfacing decisions. "Jeanne Nichols, vice president for our US operations, will lead this initiative for us in the US," says Graziano Verdi, president and CEO of GranitiFiandre Group. "We are confident Jeanne has the vision, experience, and leadership required to execute and accomplish this exciting resource center development," he adds. GranitiFiandre Resource Centers will be located in Boston, Los Angeles, and San Francisco where the company has existing showrooms, as well as in Chicago, Dallas, Phoenix, Denver, and Las Vegas where new facilities will open in 2008. Each center will have a swatch wall where GranitiFiandre's broad spectrum of porcelain tiles will be sampled along with full mosaic accompaniments. "Since GranitiFiandre's product line encompasses collections for use in the building envelope, lobbies, offices, and residences, our resource centers will provide space to display and sample the complete product range to commercial and high-end residential architects and designers," says Jeanne Nichols, vice president—sales and marketing for GranitiFiandre in the United States. Each center will be staffed by industry professionals who can provide technical product details and BIM assistance. Comprehensive product samples and literature in a virtual as well as a "hands-on" format will be available, allowing for full cosmetic and practical exploration of the company's product offerings. GranitiFiandre Resource Centers were fully functional in Boston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Chicago as of April 1, 2008. The Dallas center is slated to open Summer 2008 with others following throughout early Fall.
|