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Posted: September 4, 2009
Osterman joins H2M as regional sales manager
H2M has welcomed Mary Osterman, as regional sales manager. She has over 20 years experience in sales and business development. Working under the direction of Charles Pittman, director of sales and business development at H2M, Osterman will be responsible for increasing the business growth into the N.J. market and continue to expand business in the N.Y. region.
Prior to H2M, she was the director of business development for Roux Associates, where she offered sales support on a national level for their subsidiary, DOMANI, a boutique sustainability consulting firm. At DOMANI, Osterman supported the CEO in developing and maintaining relationships with key clients and successfully developed and implemented sales approaches targeting services to particular industries. She has an associate in Arts degree from Nassau Community College.
"We are very pleased to have Ms. Osterman join our team," said John Molloy, president and CEO of H2M. "Mary brings with her an excellent amount of experience and expertise, which will help H2M help continue our success."
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