Azpects creates retail division

by | Oct 27, 2020 | Community, News | 0 comments

Azpects Ltd has launched a new retail division and welcomed Geoff Seddon and Rebecca Cox to create it.

Azpects is a specialist in developing and manufacturing products for creating and maintaining outdoor hard landscaping and is the creator of EASYJoint, the industry’s leading patio jointing compound.

Geoff has managed national accounts within the DIY and garden industries for an American Fortune 500 company in the paint and coating manufacturing industry for the last 26 years. Rebecca is an experienced national account manager having spent the last 15 years working with UK garden centres and major national retailers.

Paul Taylor, managing director of Azpects, comments: “As part of Azpects’ ongoing growth strategy we have taken the decision to move into the retail market with a variety of our landscaping creation and maintenance products. Geoff and Rebecca will be leading the charge and taking our high-quality, user-friendly products to end users through new channels in the retail sector. We are very pleased to welcome them to the team.”

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