To further elevate its profile and expand its footprint within the design and build arena, Sightline Commercial Solutions has appointed Michael Mendoza as its new director of business development.
Mendoza's responsibilities and experience
Mendoza will focus on increasing brand and product awareness for Sightline in key market segments, including commercial architecture, higher education sports and general contracting.
Mendoza has spent the majority of his career in the commercial construction arena, most recently as architectural design manager for Guardian Industries, where he contributed to revenue growth and received numerous awards for his sales performance. Prior to that, he held sales management positions with Wenger Corp., which provides equipment solutions for the education, performing arts and athletic markets, and McGrory Glass Inc., a maker of high-quality decorative interior glass.
What people are saying
“Michael’s demonstrated ability to foster enduring client connections, coupled with his industry acumen and project management skills, make him an ideal fit for our growing business,” says Chad Benning, COO, Sightline Commercial Solutions. “His knack for identifying new prospects and his innovative approach to cultivating and nurturing relationships promises to significantly expand our market reach and deepen our engagement with key-decision makers.”
“It’s rare that you find someone with not only experience but demonstrated success in all aspects of your business,” adds Benning. “Michael is that rare find and we are thrilled to have him on our team.”
“Sightline Commercial Solutions has been on my radar since its days as Staging Concepts and SC Railing,” says Mendoza. “The company has a stellar reputation for innovation and delivering best-in-class projects and support, and its team of designers and engineers is unmatched in the industry. I look forward to bringing these unique capabilities to even more projects and further reinforcing Sightline as the supplier of choice for creative, custom solutions.”
