Modplan appoints new Head of Sales and Marketing
Independent trade fabricator Modplan has further strengthened its management team with the appointment of Liam Isaac as its new Head of Sales and Marketing. This strategic appointment underscores Modplan’s commitment to driving business growth.
Heidi Sachs, Modplan’s Managing Director, said: “We are delighted to welcome Liam to Modplan. He brings a wealth of experience that will add value to our business and our customers. His appointment aligns perfectly with our strategic vision to expand Modplan’s reach and reputation as a longstanding and trusted trade fabricator.”
Prior to joining Modplan, Liam spent three years with a leading composite door supplier. He said: “I’m proud to have joined Modplan and to be part of a team with an impressive reputation for trust and integrity. It’s exciting to be leading the sales and marketing function in a company that has been in business for more than 50 years and is still ambitious for the future. I’m looking forward to playing a part in achieving those ambitions.”
As Liam says, Modplan has been in business for over 50 years, and is the steady, reliable fabricator the industry can trust. Heidi said: “Modplan is a family-orientated business that offers traditional values coupled with a sound philosophy. We believe in working in partnership with all our customers to ensure they can meet their own business objectives.”
Modplan manufactures and supplies a comprehensive range of windows, doors, conservatories and conservatory roofs from its impressive multi-site operation near Newport in Gwent.
With a longstanding commitment to supporting customers in growing their businesses, Modplan understands the critical importance of keeping promises and the pressures installers face from their customers. For that reason, the company has adopted a refreshing attitude towards customer support.
Orders are delivered using the company’s own vehicle fleet to provide a prompt, reliable service. Marketing support is tailored to help drive sales efforts and deliver a unique competitive edge. Technical support includes training to help every customer meet or exceed industry-defined minimum technical competencies and all the information needed to fully understand required regulatory specifications.
Underpinning everything Modplan has to offer is a professional and approachable team who are always happy to help. This dedicated support has now been further strengthened by the addition of Liam as the new Head of Sales and Marketing.
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