Logomark, Tustin, Calif., announced the addition of two new executives to its leadership team. Sarah Goshgarian is now vice president of sales, East, and Lori Bolton has been appointed as vice president of sales, West.
“Sarah and Lori will be great additions to the newly restructured management team, bringing with them leadership and strategy skills that will elevate Logomark to the next level,” said Trevor Gnesin, CEO of Logomark.
Goshgarian has a Bachelor of Science in Business Marketing and a Master of Arts in Secondary Education, both from the University of Phoenix. She has more than 20 years of sales and marketing experience, and has been in the ad specialty industry for 12 years. She is a member of DECA, where she mentors and shares career opportunities to youth following similar career paths.
“I am honored to lead the eastern territory in the rebranding of Logomark as an innovative leader in the promotional product industry through relationship building and a strategic sales approach,” Goshgarian said.
Bolton brings more than seven years of management experience from Nike, and has more than 20 years of experience in the ad specialty industry as both a distributor and supplier. With a heart for serving in the community, Bolton was a Rotarian in Ojai, Calif., for 15 years. She has also attended PPAI’s Legislative Education and Action Day four times, and met with members of Congress to share the importance of promotional products and how they can be utilized in positive ways for the community.
“I am honored to be leading the western territory to success by utilizing a strategic, focused approach,” Bolton said.
Bolton has served on the Northwest Promotional Marketing Association board for four years and was the president of the Specialty Advertising Association of California board in 2016. She was recently re-elected to the PPAI Regional Association Council board, where she assists in the communication between regional association community members and PPAI.
To learn more about Logomark, visit www.logomark.com.
