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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: April 22, 2022
Office Gallery International names Marshall as vice president of sales
Braintree, MA According to Office Gallery International, Susan Marshall has joined the Office Gallery staff as vice president of sales.
In this newly created role, Marshall oversees the sales team as well as manages her own book of business. She comes to Office Gallery after serving as principal of Concentric Spaces, a multi-line independent manufacturers’ representatives group. During her 15-year tenure, Marshall represented 10 different lines of furniture and architectural products to architects, designers, and dealers throughout New England, including to Office Gallery.
Marshall, a graduate of St. Anselm College and resident of Braintree, also brings real estate sales experience to her new role. She has two grown children, considers herself an animal lover and outdoor person, and enjoys hiking, playing golf, or serving as a high school girls basketball referee in her free time.
“We are thrilled to welcome Sue, whom we’ve had the pleasure of knowing for a number of years,” said Hilary Troia, president and co-owner of Office Gallery.
“With her knowledge of office design and products, as well as her familiarity with our organization, she is a perfect fit to lead our sales team and ensure that we continue to provide the highest quality of service to our clients.”
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