Eric Petersen Promoted to Director at Enduratex

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ERIC PETERSEN PROMOTED TO DIRECTOR AT ENDURATEX
Expanded role includes oversight of sales and marketing


CORONA, CA (NOVEMBER 2017) –Eric Petersen has been promoted to Director of Sales & Marketing, according to Jeff Post, VP and General Manager of Enduratex.

In his expanded role, Petersen will now have oversight of the marketing for the company in addition to his role as manager of national sales, added Post.

“Eric has proven to be a tremendous asset to our organization and has demonstrated his ability to effectively lead a team and we felt that this was the right time to expand his role into the marketing area,” said Post.

Petersen joined Enduratex in 2011 as Sales Manager.  He was previously associated with Omnova Solutions and Avery Dennison respectively. 

“I am thrilled to take on my new expanded position of Director of Sales & Marketing.  My focus will be on driving profitable growth and positioning our brand as the premiere coated fabrics product line,” said Petersen.

Petersen resides with his wife and children in Medina, Ohio.

Enduratex is known for providing superior vinyl coated fabrics to the automotive, hospitality, marine, healthcare and spa industries.  

Headquartered in Corona, Southern California, Enduratex has two product warehouses located in the United States, one in Lebanon, TN and the other in La Mirada, CA.  Its parent company, China General Plastics Corporation is headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan.  China General Plastics Corporation of America, or Enduratex™, is part of U.S.I., a $2.3 billion publicly traded company on the Taiwan Stock Exchange.

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