TPO Go Welcomes Adam Millstein As VP, National Sales Manager

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Oct 17, 2023

Millstein's three-decade experience aimed at expanding TPO Go's footprint and bolstering sales production.

TPO Go has appointed Adam Millstein as its new vice president and national sales manager. Millstein will be responsible for steering TPO Go’s sales management and production in his new role. Furthermore, he will focus on building a dedicated team in the western U.S. to amplify the firm's reach.

Millstein brings a wealth of experience in production management. His expertise includes strategic planning, budget administration, and establishing successful production franchises across companies of varied sizes.

This appointment is expected to pave the way for TPO Go's expansion in its existing territory and enable the firm to venture into new, untapped markets. James Morin, executive vice president of sales at TPO Go, expressed his enthusiasm about Millstein’s arrival. “Adam’s arrival marks a significant milestone. His leadership will not only drive our national sales team to unparalleled success; he’ll also be instrumental in expanding our footprint while reinforcing the exceptional service that our brand has always stood for. We're excited about the journey ahead.”

Millstein is an alumnus of the University of Arizona, holding a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance and Accounting.

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