Secaucus, NJ – Warm Thoughts Communications announces that Blaine Fox has assumed the role of vice president of business development. Blaine will oversee the expansion of Warm Thoughts’ products and services into the HVAC industry.
Warm Thoughts Communications delivers direct marketing, print advertising, Web development, and strategic support in the HVAC, plumbing, oil and propane industries.
“With Fox on our team, Warm Thoughts is better positioned to offer our clients comprehensive and strategic marketing support that enables them to break through to the next level,” says Richard Goldberg, company president. “Blaine brings extraordinary experience that will prove invaluable to contractors who are facing great opportunities and challenges.
Previously, Blaine served as general manager of ServiceMark, a division of UGI Corp., one of the largest residential and commercial contractors in the Mid-Atlantic region. As general manager, he led four divisions in two states with more than 80,000 HVAC and plumbing customers and several hundred employees.
Before ServiceMark, Fox was responsible for wholesale distribution in four states as HVAC product manager at Weinstein Supply Corp. Most recently, Fox was executive vice president of John B. Henry, a full-service project management and consulting firm that provides “green” building design and mechanical contracting.
As a member of the Warm Thoughts team, Fox’s in-depth HVAC experience will provide new opportunities for HVAC companies to improve their business functions. This includes marketing capabilities, internal operations, strategic planning, business development and department profitability. As a LEED-AP (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) accredited professional, Fox’s positioning allows him to help HVAC contractors capitalize on the growing demand for “green” products and services.
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Founded in 1991, Warm Thoughts has worked with hundreds of companies, ranging from progressive, family-owned businesses to multistate companies with more than one million customers.
