Martin named to senior wood post at Broyhill
By Furniture Today Staff -- Furniture Today, October 8, 2006
Lenoir, N.C. — Broyhill Furniture has named Jimmy Martin senior vice president for wood manufacturing and supply chain management.
Martin had held a similar post with Lane Furniture Inds., a sister company of Broyhill in Furniture Brands International.
"I am very pleased that Jimmy Martin is joining Broyhill to head our wood manufacturing and supply-chain-management functions," said Tom Foy, FBI president and chief operating officer. "Jimmy has 33 years of manufacturing experience and will be a tremendous asset to Broyhill."
Foy has been overseeing Lane since Randy Spak resigned as president in July 2005 and familiar with Martin's work. Foy also has been running Broyhill after Harvey Dondero's departure earlier this year.
Another Lane veteran switching teams is Ken Curtis, who has 25 years of sales management experience and has been named sales manager for Broyhill's newly created Midwest region. He reports to Dave Pinamonti, vice president of sales.
Also reporting to Pinamonti is David Jetton, who has been promoted to vice president of strategic accounts to work with large national accounts. Jetton joined Broyhill in 1973 and most recently was responsible for the Eastern Region's dedicated distribution.
Chuck Cummings will replace Jetton in the dedicated distribution program as director of gallery sales in the East. Cummings will work with gallery dealers to optimize their Broyhill programs and will develop new galleries in the region.
Cummings joined Broyhill in 1992 and managed the Broyhill Furniture Center program for years before becoming a sales rep. He will report to Mark Summerour, vice president of dedicated distribution.
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