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Vogel joins T&J Furniture

By Furniture Today Staff -- Furniture Today, April 18, 2004

MISSISSAUGA, Ontario — MISSISSAUGA, Ontario— Industry veteran John Vogel has been named vice president of U.S. sales and marketing for Canadian case goods producer T&J Furniture.

He succeeds Chase Crossingham, who left to join a financial consulting and planning company.

Vogel has been the western United States sales manager for Canadian casual dining producer Dinec, and before that was director of sales and marketing for Vermont Tubbs.

"He's had a wealth of sales and marketing experience in case goods and will be a major factor in our drive to grow in the U.S. market," said Tony Orlando, T&J vice president and partner.

Vogel will be responsible for the company's 24 U.S. sales representatives and its sales efforts east of the Mississippi, where its marketing is focused. Family-owned and operated T&J makes master bedroom, formal dining and entertainment centers/wall units at its factory in Mississauga.

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