Brubaker Named Vice President of Da-Lite Screen Company

July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.
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Da-Lite Screen Company Inc. recently named Blake Brubaker, CTS to the newly created position of Vice President of Sales for its North American operations. Brubaker will be responsible for leading and managing the company's direct sales force covering the U.S. and Canada. Additionally, Brubaker will manage the company's manufacturer's representative sales group who call on the home theater market. "Blake brings a wealth of industry, product and Da-Lite knowledge to the position of Vice President of Sales," said Richard Lundin, Da-Lite Chairman and CEO, "As we approach our 100th year of operation, we are confident that Blake has the vision to help us make the next 100 years as successful as the first 100."

Brubaker most recently held the position of Systems Display Manager that included calling directly on audio visual consultants, account management, plus business and market development.

"Blake is the embodiment of all the good things at Da-Lite," according to Judith Loughran, Executive Vice President of Da-Lite, "We know that Blake has the experience and knowledge to make our sales team the most professional and strongest in the projection screen industry."[[In-content Ad]]

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Da-Lite Screen Company Inc. recently named Blake Brubaker, CTS to the newly created position of Vice President of Sales for its North American operations. Brubaker will be responsible for leading and managing the company's direct sales force covering the U.S. and Canada. Additionally, Brubaker will manage the company's manufacturer's representative sales group who call on the home theater market. "Blake brings a wealth of industry, product and Da-Lite knowledge to the position of Vice President of Sales," said Richard Lundin, Da-Lite Chairman and CEO, "As we approach our 100th year of operation, we are confident that Blake has the vision to help us make the next 100 years as successful as the first 100."

Brubaker most recently held the position of Systems Display Manager that included calling directly on audio visual consultants, account management, plus business and market development.

"Blake is the embodiment of all the good things at Da-Lite," according to Judith Loughran, Executive Vice President of Da-Lite, "We know that Blake has the experience and knowledge to make our sales team the most professional and strongest in the projection screen industry."[[In-content Ad]]
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