Reginox UK has made to significant changes to its sales team, with Mark Skinner joining the business as national sales manager, and Rebekah Tomkinson being promoted to become its new national key accounts and business development manager.
Tomkinson has worked at Reginox for almost 12 years, and previously worked as its UK sales manager. Her new role will now see her targeting major suppliers in the kitchen industry, including DIY retailers, multi-outlet merchants and kitchen furniture manufacturers, as well as serving as area sales manager for the North.
“We’ve never had a national business development manager before, so I’m quite excited and looking forward to growing into the role as well as continuing to cover the north, which is a big area for us,” she commented. “Bringing on new big customers is something that I really enjoy and when the opportunity came up, I decided to throw my hat into the ring.”
Meanwhile, Mark Skinner joins Reginox after holding both general and regional manager roles at companies like Wren Kitchens, Currys and Symphony Kitchens.
His new position at the company will see him mostly covering London and the South East. In addition, he will also work closely with Andy Robinson, Reginox’s UK contract specification manager, as the company looks to continue building its success in that market.
He commented: “Reginox is an incredible brand and although I’ve not come from the sink and tap world, I know of it, and I know the quality of the brand and the product.
“I’m really excited about what we want to achieve in the UK, and what we want to achieve with this team. It’s just right for me and it gives me the chance to maximise my skillset. The first priority will be getting to know the business, the people and the customers, especially the T1s, and meeting as many of them as possible across the UK.”
Dave Mayer, Reginox UK’s Commercial Director, also added: “These are exciting new roles in the business as we look to build on the huge strides forward we’re enjoying in both the housebuilding and KBB sectors.”
He continued: “Mark has been in the industry for over 10 years. He has previously worked for some of our biggest customers and has a wealth of knowledge about the housebuilding and contracting sector, so he speaks the same language as Andy, which will help them both.
“National key accounts manager is an exciting role for Rebekah too. She will be targeting some of the biggest players in the UK market, where we think we can grow. I’m delighted for both of them and the brief to both is to continue to build on the excellent work we’ve done over the past 10 years in particular.”