Continental Cast Stone hires National Sales Manager

Words: Dennis McbrideContinental Cast Stone Manufacturing Inc. (www.ContinentalCastStone.com) is pleased to announce that Jeff Dordick has joined our team as our new National Sales Manager for the commercial and residential construction markets. Jeff brings over twenty-six years of architectural building products and exterior facade installation experience.

Jeff's primary focus will be to manage Continental Cast Stone’s North American Sales Group, targeting commercial and residential cast stone projects while developing sales for Continental’s Prestige Fireplace Collection. This elite fireplace line includes hearths, mantels and over-mantels; www.prestigefireplace.com.
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