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Charles River Apparel welcomes account rep

As strategic account representative, Ben Drysdale will support the national accounts & buying groups.

Ben Drysale (Image courtesy of Charles River Apparel)
Ben Drysale (Image courtesy of Charles River Apparel)

Charles River Apparel announced that Ben Drysdale has joined the company as strategic account representative, supporting the national accounts and buying groups.

In this role, Drysdale will partner with Charles River Apparel’s national accounts and buying groups to strengthen relationships, identify growth opportunities, and deliver exceptional service and support across these key channels.

Drysdale has nearly six years of experience in the promotional products industry, with a strong background in account management, strategic partnerships, and customer engagement. He has also been selected as a speaker at industry events and is an active member of the PPAI Emerging Leaders group. His collaborative approach and commitment to customer success make him a valuable addition to the Charles River Apparel crew.

“We’re excited to welcome Ben to Charles River Apparel,” said Sharon Steed, director of sales. ” His industry knowledge, relationship-focused approach, and passion for helping customers succeed make him an excellent addition to our national accounts and buying groups crew. We look forward to the expertise and energy he’ll bring as we continue to strengthen our partnerships and support our customers’ growth.”

Drysdale shared his excitement about joining the team, saying, “I’m thrilled to be joining Charles River Apparel and look forward to working alongside such a talented team. I’ve always appreciated the creativity and relationships within this industry, and I’m excited to help our customers grow while building new partnerships across the Charles River family.”

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Marie Fennema is the managing editor of GRAPHICS PRO, including GRAPHICS PRO Today, covering news and guidance in apparel decoration, awards and engraving, and sign and digital printing.

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