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Marco Appoints Northeast Region Manager

June 7, 2013

Marco Group International, a provider of service and equipment for the surface preparation industry, announced the appointment of Annette Rettig as Vice President and Northeast Region Manager.

Annette will oversee regional growth strategies out of Marco’s new northeast region branch in Youngstown, Ohio, a facility featuring 25,000 sq.ft. office and warehouse space, housing thousands of tons of in-stock abrasives and surface preparation equipment. Marco operates out of 10 company owned and managed facilities and distributes products from more than 45 locations nationwide.

A Pittsburg native, Annette Rettig is a Vice President and 15-year veteran of Marco, with extensive expertise in abrasives and key account sales. Rettig will manage Marco growth strategies, operations and key account sales across a 18-state region with a supporting staff of warehouse, technical and administrative support. She previously headed Marco’s North America abrasive and business development efforts.

Marco’s northeastern region location provides in-field training, technical and maintenance services, supporting both traditional and advanced technologies including but not limited to plural component and passive fire protection sprayers

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