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Teamwork Athletic Apparel Appoints New National Sales Director

Published

6 years ago

May 8, 2018

Teamwork Athletic Apparel, a leader in the sports, licensed apparel, and team uniform industry, is proud to announce that Jeff James has joined the leadership team as their new National Sales Director. Jeff James has had a long and distinguished career in sports and sales leadership. Jeff, a former Stanford All-American Football player and NFL wide receiver for the Detroit Lions and the Dallas Cowboys, has a deep passion for everything sports.

Teamwork has thrived and grown for the past thirty years, primarily through word of mouth, referrals, and their stellar service reputation. According to Dave Caserta, President and CEO of Teamwork, “Teamwork continues to disrupt the team uniform and licensed apparel markets with its vast product offering, all made-on-demand and delivered in an industry best three to ten days.” Teamwork’s authorized dealers are raving about the competitive advantage “speed” provides them. “It’s time to step on the gas!” Caserta remarks. Mr. James’ primary focus will be developing Teamwork’s first ever national sales force. With his specialized knowledge and expertise, he will help expand their sales rep team to over 100 direct and independent sales reps located across the nation over the next year and a half.

Teamwork views his appointment as a sign of their commitment to being a leader in the team uniform industry. Their new goals and innovations led them to look for an addition to their team who will fit in with their ethos of innovation and exceptional customer service, and they feel very fortunate that they were able to find someone of Jeff’s caliber to fulfill this role. Jeff’s extensive industry knowledge and desire to contribute to their core values are a win for both Teamwork and their customers.

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