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Stuller Announces Vice President Promotions

“Each one has demonstrated a deep commitment to Stuller, our customers, and our employees by going above and beyond their daily responsibilities.”

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1 year ago

July 11, 2023

Press Releases

Stuller Announces Vice President Promotions

(PRESS RELEASE) LAFAYETTE, LA — Stuller, a leading supplier for jewelers worldwide, announces the promotions of several tenured employees to vice president.

Steven Domingue has been promoted to vice president of digital technology. Steven has been essential to the Stuller.com team since joining the company in 2011. He has trained and developed a talented team dedicated to building a best-in-class shopping experience for Stuller’s customers.
Morgan Waters has been promoted to vice president of marketing. She has been successful in both merchandising and marketing since joining the company in 2013. Morgan and her talented team have raised the bar in marketing over the last several years, setting higher standards for imagery, videos, and customer events.
Sumit Saha, who joined the organization in 2016, has been promoted to vice president of technology. Sumit is an integral leader in Stuller’s ERP transformation. Sumit understands the critical connection that technology enables for our customers, vendors, and employees.
David Medina has been promoted to vice president of manufacturing at Stuller. David joined the company in 2002. He understands the importance of quality and consistency in our manufacturing processes and the impact his team has on customer satisfaction. His natural and humble leadership style shines through with every interaction.

“Each one has demonstrated a deep commitment to Stuller, our customers, and our employees by going above and beyond their daily responsibilities. These talented leaders ensure Stuller’s ability to continue to exceed our commitment to our customers and the communities they serve.” says Danny Clark, president of Stuller.

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