February 25, 2020

Walker Zanger has announced three new hires to its regional sales teams: North Hills, California, showroom manager Greg Rang; Atlanta branch manager Anita Crosby and Houston branch manager Nova Carter.

This announcement comes after Walker Zanger’s investment in local market showrooms with the expansion of its Atlanta showroom and the opening of the new Charlotte location in 2019. Each of the new managers will play a vital role in the brand’s continued growth in showroom sales in their respective markets and strengthening of existing client relationships.

“We’re thrilled to bring on such an experienced trio of new hires to the Walker Zanger team,” said Jeff Lupica, Walker Zanger vice president of national sales. “Their combined skills and expertise will play a large role in Walker Zanger’s continued growth and evolution in the Los Angeles, Atlanta and Houston markets.”

In the new position as the North Hills showroom manager, Rang brings his background in brand building, sales and team management. Rang first joined Walker Zanger as showroom sales support at the West Hollywood location and quickly excelled in the position. Prior to joining the team, he had 15 years of experience in entertainment and luxury brand marketing as a management executive at Warner Bros. Rang also was leading the product placement division at the public relations firm PMK/BNC.

As Atlanta branch manager, Crosby is responsible for leading the Atlanta team. Previously, she was showroom manager for Robert Allen, where she optimized customer service and strengthened client relationships. Crosby was also an assistant showroom manager for Pierre Deux, where she improved design solutions to trade and retail clients, and ran a full-service interior design firm, Anita Crosby Interiors.

In her new position as Houston branch manager, Carter is responsible for administering and developing sales with the Houston team. Prior to joining the Walker Zanger team, Carter held the title of store manager for Pacific Kitchen and Home, where she built a 15-person sales team and trained new associates. Carter also served as operations and specialty manager at The Home Depot, where she oversaw the sales floor and visual merchandising.