27-Year Print Veteran Joins Royle Printing Team (piworld.com)

Royle Printing is pleased to announce Stacie Pike has joined the team as an Inside Sales Representative. Pike spent the majority of her printing career at nearby Arandell Corporation, where for the last 18 years she dedicated her time collaboratively developing sales support efforts to drive expansion and growth of the catalog business.

During her time there, Pike supported the sales team as a Sales Support Specialist. In 2011 she was promoted to Sales Administration Manager, serving as an integral part of the sales and marketing team where drove process improvement and client engagement.

“We are delighted to have Stacie join our team of sales professionals,” stated Chris Carpenter, President and Owner of Royle Printing. “She brings a great deal of very specific industry knowledge and a passion for the customer experience to Royle. I’m confident she will have an impact as we continue to grow our presence in the catalog market.”

“I am looking forward to helping Royle fulfill their vision for further developing their catalog business. My passion for print and the client experience will serve me well in this new role,” states Pike.
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