Tubelite Hires Wayne Storie to Serve Maryland, Virginia, D.C.

Wayne Storie, CSI-CCPR, has been named as Tubelite Inc.'s client development manager serving Maryland, northern Virginia and Washington, D.C. He works closely with glazing contractors and architects in this region to provide information on the company's storefront, curtainwall, entrance and daylight control systems.

Storie draws from nearly three decades of industry experience working for contract glaziers in the Baltimore area as a project manager and estimator. He was employed with AGC Flat Glass North America Inc. for more than a decade. Most recently, he worked for as an outside sales representative for Vitro America Inc.

Along with Tubelite's quality, architectural aluminum products, Storie says that the company's "delivery program of damage-free guarantee (DFG), on-time and complete, customer service and financial stability will be driving factors in expanding Tubelite's presence in the Mid-Atlantic region."

Developing strong client relations, Storie shares his industry knowledge through architectural consulting and American Institute of Architects' continuing education series (AIA CES) presentations. He also participates as a member of the Mid-Atlantic Glass Association and the Baltimore chapter of the Construction Specifications Institute (CSI). Through CSI, Storie received his Certified Construction Product Representative Certification. He also earned an Occupational Safety and Health Administration Certificate. Storie graduated from Maryland's CCBC-Catonsville with a degree in construction technology.

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