Business Management
Sign Pro Hires New Vice President of Business Development
Rick Mullins joins Sign Pro from Central Connecticut State University.
Sign Pro Inc. (Plantsville, CT) has announced Richard (Rick) C. Mullins, Jr. as the newly appointed vice president of business development. Mullins will be responsible for business development, commercial/express sales management and marketing.
Mullins joined the business to provide strategic direction in alignment with corporate financial objectives. His role will enable Sign Pro to optimize processes in areas of planning, reporting, quota management, training, program implementation, sales compensation administration and marketing. Mullins will also identify opportunities for technology enhancements, prospecting and cross-functional productivity.
Formerly executive assistant to the president and director of the Institute of Technology and business development at Central Connecticut State University, Mullins has a broad business network and history of established corporate relationships. He continue his networking role and participation in community service organizations.
For more information, visit signpro-usa.com.
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