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NewLeaf Wholesale Adds 35-Year Vet Tom Conklin

Feb 22, 2017
NewLeaf Wholesale has announced the addition of 35 year industry veteran Tom Conklin to lead the Sales Division in national growth and recruitment in expanding markets

NewLeaf Wholesale has announced the addition of 35 year industry veteran Tom Conklin to lead the Sales Division in national growth and recruitment in expanding markets.
 
Tom’s energy-infused, relationship-based approach of business cultivation breeds trust, motivation and high level results for clients and team members alike.
 
As a purchase market leader, NewLeaf Wholesale, a division of Skyline Financial, led by Bill Dallas, has a proven track record of success in all economic environments thriving on setting the industry standard in performance and positive outcomes.
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