Vitro Promotes Shawn Winn to Western Regional Sales Manager

by Design Cost Data

Vitro Architectural Glass, the largest glass manufacturer in North America, has announced the promotion of Shawn Winn to Western Regional Sales Manager.

In this role, Winn will lead account management teams supporting commercial, specialty fabrication and residential customers, with a focus on sales growth, collaboration and team development.

“Shawn has been a valued member of our organization for the past four years, consistently demonstrating strong customer focus, deep industry knowledge and a collaborative approach,” said Dan Stipetich, Director of Commercial Sales U.S., Vitro. “His background in architectural sales and technical service provides a well-rounded perspective that benefits both our customers and internal teams.”

Winn previously served as Commercial Account Manager for Vitro’s Central Plains territories, having extensive experience supporting architects, glaziers and fabricators nationwide.

About Vitro Architectural Glass

Vitro Architectural Glass is the largest glass producer in the Western Hemisphere, manufacturing a range of industry-leading products serving the construction, solar, transportation, defense and security markets worldwide. Committed to continually raising the industry standard for sustainability, Vitro was the first U.S. glass manufacturer to have its complete collection of architectural glass products earn Cradle to Cradle Certified® status and the first North American manufacturer to publish third-party verified Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) for flat glass and processed glass products. For more information, please visit VitroGlazings.com.

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