Tammy Callahan Joins Kendu in Chicago

Tammy Callahan, Director of Sales & Account Management US, Kendu

Chicago native, Tammy Callahan has been appointed Director of Sales & Account Management US and joins Kendu with more than 20 years of experience in the retail and design industry to lead the US sales team nationwide based in her hometown.

“I’m very excited to have joined the Kendu family. We continually research to develop the most intriguing product lines by using both our creative and technical knowledge. Our clients appreciate the ingenuity and value we bring to create the most amazing branded environments,” states Callahan.

Callahan has a wealth of experience working with architects, designers, visual merchandisers, and store planners. Her most recent role allowed her to partner in bringing the retail division and the value proposition to market as well as increasing the presence of brand tenfold. As Director of Sales & Account Management, Callahan’s goal is to use both a creative and strategic process with Kendu’s clients to provide a solution that will exceed their expectations, meet all their needs and maintain their budget while increasing their ROI.

“Tammy’s extensive background in retail and her experience in managing top brands makes her the ideal candidate to direct our US Sales & Account Management team. She will play a crucial part in leading Kendu in its next exciting chapter in the American market,” says David Lopez, Managing Director US/LATAM.

Clients will have the opportunity to meet Callahan in person during GlobalShop 2019 at RetailX. Held from June 25th until June 27th in McCormick Place, Chicago, Kendu will be presenting over 15 interactive experiences as part of their 1000 sq. ft. booth located at the show entrance at booth #3815. Callahan will be joined by the Kendu team as well as new CEO, Alvaro Cabrera, offering guided tours to “Unlock The Kendu Experience.”

Source: Kendu

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