Di Cenzo joins LATICRETE Strategic Accounts Group

Words: Margaret FosterLATICRETE, a global manufacturer and leader of premium installation and finishing systems for the building industry, announced Dominic Di Cenzo has joined the company’s Strategic Accounts Group as a National Key Accounts Specialist.

According to LATICRETE Strategic Accounts Group Director John Striednig, “Dominic’s experience within the commercial and industrial sector will be beneficial to our strategic mission and will help the company meet growing demand. Having come from within the LATICRETE corporate family, he is well versed in the company’s values and will enhance our customers’ experience.”

In the role of National Key Accounts Specialist, Di Cenzo will report to Striednig and serve the Northeast territory which encompasses New England, the Mid Atlantic and Midwestern states.

Di Cenzo first joined LATICRETE in 1976 as a production worker. With more than three decades of experience with the company, he has touched many aspects of company’s business including customer service, technical service, traffic and distribution, domestic marketing, and international sales and marketing. Most recently, Di Cenzo managed toll blending and private label packing accounts for the company.
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