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Symbol Promotes Hrkman to New VP Role

Furniture World News Desk on 3/29/2018

Symbol recently promoted Roxanne Hrkman to the newly created post of Vice President of Demand Management to enhance value and service to customers.
Symbol recently promoted Roxanne Hrkman to the newly created post of Vice President of Demand Management to enhance value and service to customers.
Bedding producer Symbol recently announced that it has promoted Roxanne Hrkman to the newly created post of Vice President of Demand Management to enhance value and service to customers.

In her new role, Hrkman, who has been manager of customer service for the last four years, will be responsible for inventory planning, control and forecasting for Symbol. She will continue to lead customer service in addition to overseeing purchasing of fabrics and tapes and supporting the company’s enterprise resource planning (ERP) system upgrade. Hrkman will report to Symbol President Mike McQuiston.

“Our growth over the last few years has created the need for a demonstrated leader to manage and coordinate our entire inventory supply chain. Roxanne's skill set in this position will allow Symbol to better purchase, forecast, manage inventories, and produce more efficiently. This newly created position is part of our long-term strategic growth plan, and we are proud to have Roxanne in it,” said McQuiston.

Hrkman joined Symbol in 2013 as an inventory analyst and a year later advanced to the role of customer service manager. Prior to that, she was with Leggett & Platt for approximately 10 years in the areas of quality assurance, purchasing, customer service, materials and master scheduling and sales.



More about Symbol: Based in Richmond, Va., Symbol Mattress is ranked among the Top 15 bedding producers in the U.S. and has over a million square feet of manufacturing space across six facilities in the country. Symbol provides quality mattresses that range in types and price ranges for the residential and contract markets.