Curry Supply Names New Director of Marketing
In this role, Robert Gray will provide leadership in effective and focused marketing strategies.

Robert Gray graduated from Pennsylvania College of Technology with a BS in graphic design and has over 10 years of experience in sales, marketing, and business operations.
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Curry Supply Co. announced the newest addition with its new director of marketing, Robert Gray.
In this role, Gray will provide leadership in effective and focused marketing strategies. He will plan, produce, and execute corporate events and major tradeshows. Gray will lead the marketing team and work with developers, advertisers, and production managers to market products and services to drive sales and grow brand awareness. He will also take the initiative in generating qualified leads and ROI targets to achieve Curry's marketing objectives.
“Growing up in the area and witnessing Curry’s expansion made the decision to come onboard an easy one," Gray said. "Running in business circles, I often heard the Curry name brought up as one of the area’s premiere employers. I am proud to join the team here at Curry Supply and privileged to become an active part of its continued growth."
Gray graduated from Pennsylvania College of Technology with a BS in graphic design and has over 10 years of experience in sales, marketing, and business operations. At the end of 2019, he sold the software company he was running to a private equity firm.
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