Drytac promotes Emily Butcher to Customer Service Manager for UK and Ireland

Emily Butcher moves into the new senior position having served as a Customer Service Advisor at Drytac Europe for the past six years.

 

Drytac has promoted Emily Butcher to the role of Customer Service Manager for UK and Ireland.

Drytac, the leading international manufacturer of self-adhesive materials for the large-format print and signage markets, is delighted to announce that Emily Butcher has been promoted to the role of Customer Service Manager for the UK and Ireland.

The appointment is effective immediately, with Emily taking responsibility for overseeing the key relationship between Drytac and its recently appointed exclusive UK and Ireland distributor, Premier Paper Group.

Emily has been a member of the Drytac team since November 2017, serving as a Customer Service Advisor within the Drytac Europe business for almost six years. A large part of this role has involved working with customers across a range of markets to help them access the products and solutions they need from Drytac.

“Emily’s unwavering commitment to customers, exceptional industry knowledge and outstanding interpersonal skills have made her a beloved figure among both customers and vendors alike,” says Hayden Kelley, CEO at Drytac.|

“She has been instrumental in representing Drytac at numerous trade shows across the UK and throughout Europe. Her ability to connect with customers and showcase our products has been instrumental in strengthening our brand presence and driving growth in the region.

“We have every confidence that Emily will excel in her new role and continue to contribute significantly to the growth and success of Drytac.”

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