Redexim adds to staff at its factory direct store

9 May, 2010 Athletic Turf News

ST. LOUIS, MO — Redexim Turf Products, the factory direct store for Redexim North America, announced the addition of two new staff members, Jeff Clinite and Grant Rundblade.
Clinite, formerly of MTI Distributing, will manage inside sales and the new retail website that will be introduced later this spring. Rundblade will cover the Chicago area market. Previously Rundblade was general manager and Superintendent of Alpine Hills Golf Course in Rockford, IL, and served as vice president of the NWIGCSA.
“We are lucky to have such quality individuals to help guide the everyday challenges of this new venture,” said Paul Hollis, executive vice president of Redexim Charterhouse.
Redexim Turf Products is the first factory direct store for Redexim, which develops and provides turf management products for the golf, sports field and landscape markets.

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