W.R. MEADOWS adds Brad Williams to Outside Sales Force

Words: Dan Kamys[caption id="attachment_13085" align="alignnone" width="241"]Brad Williams Brad Williams has joined the sales team at W.R. Meadows.[/caption] May 25, 2016 — W.R. MEADOWS is pleased to welcome Brad Williams to its outside sales force. He will be handling sales in the state of Florida. Williams comes to W.R. MEADOWS with 10 years of waterproofing and restoration experience. He graduated from Missouri State University with a B.S. degree in business with an emphasis in marketing, and has a Florida and Georgia General Contractors license.
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