July 28, 2025 - 22:51

In a significant move, Jessica De Mello has been promoted to a National Business Development role, bringing with her two decades of experience from within the promotional products industry. Having spent her entire career at a leading supplier recognized on the Counselor Top 40 list, De Mello has cultivated extensive knowledge and expertise that will benefit her in this new position.
This promotion reflects the company’s commitment to leveraging internal talent and recognizing the contributions of its long-standing employees. De Mello has been instrumental in driving growth and fostering relationships with clients over the years, making her a valuable asset to the organization.
As she steps into this new role, De Mello is expected to focus on expanding the company’s market presence and enhancing client engagement strategies. Her deep understanding of market dynamics and client needs positions her well to lead initiatives that will drive the company’s growth in the competitive promotional products landscape.
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