Industry Veteran Mark Scullion Joins First Class Moving Systems as Chief Commercial Officer

Mark Scullion (Photo Credit: First Class Moving Systems)

TAMPA, Fla., August 21, 2023 (VSNewsNetwork.com) - Florida-based First Class Moving Systems has announced the appointment of Mark Scullion as Chief Commercial Officer. With over 30 years of experience in moving, logistics, commercial furniture, and commercial technology, Scullion will lead the company's initiatives in growth, diversification, and digital transformation. The appointment aligns with the company's multi-year strategy to become Florida's leading moving provider.

Scullion's background includes a notable tenure with the Suddath Companies, where he played a significant role in its growth, leading to it becoming America's largest commercial moving company. His vision led to the creation of two industry-first, award-winning, patented technology applications that transformed commercial moving.

First Class's President and Chief Operating Officer, Will Fallon, expressed confidence in Scullion's abilities, stating, "Mark's experience, proven capabilities, and well-known passion for excellence in moving will strengthen the value we create for customers while also helping us recruit, retain, and develop top industry talent."

The company's Chief Executive Officer, Chris Hunt, also highlighted Scullion's alignment with the company's goals: "Mark's experience and track record in the moving and logistics industry is well-demonstrated by his achievements, and his passion for capability expansion, revenue growth, innovation, and talent development all mesh well with our overall organizational strategy."

This new appointment comes at a time when First Class Moving Systems is keen to expand its leadership team with the right vision and experience to meet market needs and modernize its services.

For those interested in learning more about First Class Moving Systems and their services, more information can be found at movewithclass.com.

Source: First Class Moving Systems via Newswire