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Posted: November 19, 2019
Ritter joins Meadows Office Interiors as director, new business development
New York, NY According to Meadows Office Interiors, (Meadows) Nicholas Ritter has joined the team as director, new business development. Ritter will focus on generating new business with existing customers, while also actively seeking out new client opportunities.
Prior, Ritter served as a business development manager at Haworth Inc. where he was responsible for key accounts.
Previously, he gained experience as an account development representative for Humanscale. He holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Colorado Boulder.
His industry know-how, product knowledge, and background in developing new account relationships will allow him to hit the ground running. Ritter will work out of Meadows’ New York City headquarters in Manhattan’s Lipstick Building.
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