US firm Valdese Weavers pave way for employee advancement

Valdese Weavers is the leading producer of decorative textiles in the United States for residential and contract markets. The company operates four facilities in Burke County, N.C., which trade under the brand names Valdese Weavers, Valdese Weavers Contract, Circa 1801, Home Fabrics and Valdese International Products.

Valdese Weavers President and CEO Michael Shelton announce the promotion of three associates at the company’s Burke County headquarters. The firm’s Prez says that Janet, Joel and Katie have shown great leadership in their work at Valdese Weavers Their enthusiasm for the company and their ability to affect strategic decisions makes them role models for their colleagues.

Janet Kuck has been promoted to senior vice president of information systems for Valdese Weavers. Kuck is responsible for maintenance and improvement of all computer related information systems and technology at Valdese Weavers. She leads a team of experts in hardware, software development and SAP knowledge.

Joel R. Crisp moves into the position of senior vice president of global operations. He is responsible for the Valdese International Products brand where he oversees the Valdese Weavers sourced fabric stocking program for distribution to the company’s domestic and international customers. He also manages the logistics and development of products for customers who use cut-and-sew capabilities abroad.

Katie Pritchard takes on the role of vice president, controller, reporting to CFO Snyder Garrison.She is responsible for all of the accounting and financial operations at the company.

The company hopes that promoting the trio will lead to burgeoning empire of the Valdese Weavers.

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