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Sen. Hagan to tour Four Hands showroom

Furniture Today Staff -- Furniture Today, October 29, 2011

HIGH POINT - Sen. Kay Hagan, D-N.C., will visit the Four Hands showroom at the fall High Point Market on Friday, Oct. 21, the High Point Market Authority announced.
     Sen. Hagan will tour the Texas-based company's showroom in the Union Square building, E-201, P-202, at 10:30 a.m. The senator's appearance is in celebration of Four Hands' unveiling of a new upholstery collection manufactured in North Carolina.
     Joining Hagan will be Four Hands executives Brett Hatton, Matthew Briggs, Jerome Kearns and Wade Oppliger, as well as Market Authority President and CEO Tom Conley.

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