Ryan Unick joins Manasquan Premium Fasteners

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Manasquan Premium Fasteners, LLC has named Ryan Unick as the company’s new market development manager.
Manasquan Premium Fasteners, LLC, a leading provider of stainless steel fasteners to the residential, commercial and marine construction industries, has named Ryan Unick as the company’s new market development manager. Unick’s primary responsibilities include local and national market development, managing the company’s marketing and social media campaigns and supervising product line expansions such as the pneumatic driven ballistic pin system for steel studs and concrete fastening.

“Ryan possesses a combined knowledge of the building and fastening industries that is extremely rare in today’s business world,” says Manasquan co-owner Bob Dey. “We believe his experience and insight will prove valuable in enhancing our relationships with existing and new customers and expanding our reach.”

Prior to joining Manasquan, Unick served as the deck products specialist at Starborn Industries, Inc., a leading manufacturer of fasteners and related products for the building industry. During this time, he helped develop and implement the company’s global branding campaign, advertising program and packaging redesign. Unick also served as the product manager for the Pro Plug System — an innovative time saving hardwood deck plugging system, which is distributed by Manasquan Premium Fasteners.

A resident of Morristown, New Jersey, Unick holds a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Penn State University. He has also authored numerous articles on fastening technologies in publications such as the American Fastener Journal, Building Products Digest & Building Products Connection.
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