Mac Papers, a merchant distributor in the Southeast US, has added a senior-level position in its paper business segment and has tapped Mac Papers veteran Craig Boortz for the leadership role.
Image: Mac Papers has added new senior position in paper segment. Photo: courtesy of norriuke / FreeImages.
As vice president of sales, paper, Boortz will be responsible for the performance of the company’s largest business segment, planning and overseeing the development and execution of the sales and marketing strategy for the paper business.
Boortz retains his regional management responsibilities and reports directly to Mac Papers CEO David McGehee
“As we deepen our commitment to continue growing our packaging and wide format segments, paper remains a core business segment for us,” stated McGehee.
“Based on Craig’s extensive sales and management experience and his proven performance over the past 26 years at Mac Papers, we are confident that Craig will be highly successful in this key leadership role.”
Boortz joined Mac Papers as an account manager at the company’s Tampa branch in 1992, shortly after completing the Masters of Business Administration program at the University of Tampa. He progressed within three years into branch leadership roles, initially as General Manager of Greensboro and then Greenville. In January 2014, Boortz` was promoted to Vice President and Regional Manager.
Headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida, Mac Papers is one of the largest wholesale distributors in the Southeastern U.S. The company is a distribution partner for paper and print, packaging, facility supplies and office products.
Mac Papers works with best-in-class suppliers to help businesses and consumers deliver quality results, boost efficiency and improve their bottom line.
The company operates branch locations and retail stores in nine states across the Southeast. Mac Papers is a third generation, family-owned and operated business founded in 1965.
Our sister company Mac Papers Envelope Converters converts and prints an extensive range of standard and custom envelopes – 16 million per day – utilizing the latest in equipment and technology.
Source: Company Press Release