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Uneek Jewelry Names Sales VP for Eastern US

Published

6 years ago

April 20, 2018

INSTORE Staff

Uneek Jewelry Names Sales VP for Eastern US (PRESS RELEASE) Uneek Jewelry has named Chris Matty as the newest addition to its sales team.

Matty has joined Uneek as regional vice president of sales to further develop our portfolio of regional accounts in the eastern U.S., more specifically the New England regions, the Mid-Atlantic, the Carolinas and Kentucky.

Matty grew up in San Diego and from an early age developed an appreciation for high-end luxury by watching his father succeed in the jewelry business. He has thrived in many arenas of the high-end world, working with Mercedes Benz, Cadillac and, most recently, Gumuchian and ColorMasters. He started with Gumuchian straight out of college and grew his territory each of his four years as he managed current accounts and created partnerships with the highest-end stores in his western territory.

Matty can be reached at (760) 703-1634, or via e-mail at Chris@uneekjewelry.com. He will be available at the Uneek salon (# LUX 1325) at the upcoming Luxury and JCK Shows in Las Vegas, NV.

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