Seasoned Sales Pro Joins Wichita, KS Payment Processor, Acumen Connections
Mar 6, 2020
A New Addition To The Team Brings 30 Years Of Experience!
Wichita, United States - March 6, 2020 /PressCable/ —
Acumen Connections, Inc. is excited to announce and welcome Cindy Hale as the company’s new Sales Representative & Business Development Specialist. Hale will be responsible for building strong relationships with local businesses in Wichita and the surrounding area. She will be the point of contact for current and new customers.
When asked about the decision to add the new addition to the team, Ariel Westphal, Marketing Director at Acumen Connections, had this to say: “We realized we needed another person… someone that enjoys working with others and who can identify solutions that meet our customers’ unique needs. That is why we are thrilled to have Cindy on board. She will bring a fresh approach to local relationship development.”
Cindy Hale brings 30 years of sales and marketing experience with her. Before joining the Acumen Connections team, Hale worked to provide sales and marketing for the food service industry. She worked with restaurants to identify different ideas and opportunities that could help grow their market reach in local communities. Before that, she worked in the dental industry, where she built relationships with many local dentistry. She worked with both doctors and their staff to help smooth their current processes, improve their productivity, and maximize their return on investment. In both of these positions, Hale honed her skills and areas of expertise, including communication, collaboration, rapport building, and savvy business acumen. Hale holds a Bachelor of Science from Wichita State University, located in Wichita, KS.
Cindy Hale truly values relationship building with her customers. She is great at understanding the wants and needs of the people she works with, and finding solutions that fit them. She has helped numerous companies find innovative ways to simplify their procedures and increase productivity. Her coworkers are happy to have such a fantastic new addition to their team.
Acumen Connections has been proudly providing business payment processing solutions and card merchant services for over two decades. Cindy is a great fit for this position. In the short time she has been with the company, she has already learned so much about the products and services that Acumen Connections provides. “I couldn’t be happier to work for a company that genuinely strives to support their customers. I have already learned so much and look forward to growing with the company,” said Cindy Hale.
The team is confident that Cindy Hale will help foster and cultivate a customer-centric culture and drive company goals. Acumen Connections is delighted to have Cindy onboard as a key contributor to the company’s ongoing growth and success.
Acumen Connections, Inc. is a locally owned provider of premier payment processing services and small business loans. Founded in 1998, Acumen Connections has continued to grow and now works with business in the local Wichita area, as well as around the nation. With 22 years of experience the team has extensive knowledge and expertise in the card merchant service industry. The team is expected to see much growth in the near future.
Contact Info:
Name: Ariel Westphal
Email: Send Email
Organization: Acumen Connections, Inc.
Address: 6840 W Central Ave, Wichita, Kansas 67212, United States
Phone: +1-316-265-4477
Website: https://www.acumenconnections.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88948965
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