Publications | NAMI Minnesota. Core Brands Promotes Isaac : Page 1 of 1 : Technology Integrator. Core Brands announced Monday that it has promoted Gordon Isaac from Southwest Region Sales Manager to the position of National Director of CI Channel Sales. Isaac, the company said, "assumes responsibility for the development and implementation of all regional and national sales programs for all brands sold through custom installation dealers.
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