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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: May 16, 2013
Wausau Window and Wall Systems hires Cherney as architectural sales representative for Maine, New Hampshire, eastern Mass. and Rhode Island
Wausau Window and Wall Systems named Dan Cherney as the architectural sales representative serving customers in Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and eastern Massachusetts.
Cherney draws from three decades of industry experience working with building owners, architects, general contractors and glazing contractors in the New England and mid-Atlantic regions. He joins Wausau with a familiarity and respect for the company's products that extends back to the 1980s.
Most recently, Cherney concluded a total of 16 years as a regional sales manager with CPI Daylighting Inc of Illinois. During and between this timeframe, he co-owned DICO Enterprises Inc., a subcontracting business serving Washington, D.C., with multiple architectural building products. Early on in his daylighting career, he had worked of behalf of Super Sky Products and a few other manufacturers as a local sales representative in the metropolitan D.C marketplace.
Cherney studied engineering at Tufts University in Massachusetts and continued on to Boston University where he earned a bachelor's degree.
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