Joseph Clemens joins Giro Pack as territory account manager
(Photo and logo courtesy Giro; graphic by Amelia Freidline)

Giro Pack Inc. has hired Joseph Clemens in sales as a territory account manager.

He joins Giro Pack’s commercial sales teams and will provide outside sales and account management services to Northeastern and Eastern Canadian partners and clients, according to a news release.

Clemens most recently was service operations manager at Compac. His background is in operations, automation, process strategies and solutions selling, according to the release.

“We decided to expand our reach in these regions with Joe with one objective in mind, to add more value to our existing and future partners there,” Chris Alvarez, Giro Pack’s national sales manager. “I’m confident Joe’s industry knowledge and experience will allow us to do just that.”

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