LINE-X Hires New Financial Staff
HUNTSVILLE, AL - LINE-X Protective Coatings, a developer and provider of high performance protective coatings, announced the hiring of two new financial experts for the LINE-X corporate team.
HUNTSVILLE, AL - LINE-X Protective Coatings, a developer and provider of high performance protective coatings, announced the hiring of two new financial experts for the LINE-X corporate team. Stephanie Blair will be serving LINE-X in a Controller capacity and Denny Green joins LINE-X as a Credit Manager.
"This is such an exciting time for LINE-X as we expand our franchise network," said Kevin Heronimus, CEO of LINE-X. "In order to best support this growth period, we want to assure that all franchisees have a personal corporate connection to help assist with their finance needs. LINE-X remains committed to providing a strong and solid franchisee foundation. Both Stephanie Blair and Denny Green are integral members of our corporate team designed to best enable our franchisees, distributors and manufacturers to succeed."
Stephanie Blair has joined LINE-X as the new Controller. She is a Certified Public Accountant and brings with her significant accounting knowledge. Blair's responsibilities will include monthly accounting administration, financial reporting, income, sales and property tax regulation and accounts payable and accounts receivable evaluation.
Also joining the LINE-X team is Denny Green, a new Credit and Collections Manager. He has a wealth of business experience, including multiple roles as Controller within variety mid-sized companies. Green's primary responsibility with LINE-X will be to facilitate the invoicing procedures and establish appropriate credit limits for existing and potential customers. He will serve as a first point of contact for franchisees in managing monthly statements and cash applications.
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