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FlexScreen Welcomes David Whisenhunt as Director of Sales
This news relates to executive appointments and strategic growth initiatives within the building materials sector. Investors focused on the window and door industry may monitor how Whisenhunt's strategic direction impacts FlexScreen® / RiteScreen®'s market position and customer partnerships moving forward.
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FlexScreen® / RiteScreen® appointed David Whisenhunt as Director of Sales on September 8, 2026. Whisenhunt brings over two decades of fenestration industry experience to the role. The move aims to bolster strategic partnerships and drive growth for the window and door screen solutions manufacturer.
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FlexScreen® / RiteScreen® announced on September 8, 2026, the appointment of David Whisenhunt as Director of Sales. Whisenhunt's hiring is intended to enhance new business development and fortify strategic relationships with key accounts.
Whisenhunt joins the company with more than 20 years of experience in the fenestration and building materials sectors, having previously held positions at companies including ColorCoat, Quanex, Milgard Windows & Doors, and Cascade Windows. His expertise encompasses developing strategic partnerships, expanding sales, and introducing innovative products to the industry.
Mark Gwozdz, Vice President of Strategic Partnerships at FlexScreen® / RiteScreen®, stated that Whisenhunt's "extensive industry knowledge, strong relationships, and a proven track record of developing strategic business" will be a valuable addition. Joe Altieri, Founder of FlexScreen®, echoed this sentiment, highlighting Whisenhunt's understanding of the industry and customer relationship building as critical assets for the company's growth.
Whisenhunt holds a Master of Science from the University of Southern California and a Bachelor of Science from the University of San Francisco. He officially commenced his role on September 8, 2026.
### Money Play This news relates to executive appointments and strategic growth initiatives within the building materials sector. Investors focused on the window and door industry may monitor how Whisenhunt's strategic direction impacts FlexScreen® / RiteScreen®'s market position and customer partnerships moving forward.
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FlexScreen and RiteScreen named David Whisenhunt as their new Director of Sales to boost partnerships and growth.
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