Sokolis Group Announces New Account Manager
WARRINGTON, PA - As Sokolis Group's new account manager, Laura Owens will be responsible for managing and maintaining accounts by analyzing detailed fuel information and using her strong math skills to capture savings through fuel audits.
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WARRINGTON, PA- Sokolis Group, a Fuel Management Consulting provider, announced they have hired Account Manager, Laura Owens. Owens will be responsible for many accounts at Sokolis Group.
"We are very pleased to have Ms. Owens join our team," said Lisa Hermann, vice president of Admin. "Laura brings with her an excellent amount of experience and expertise, which will help Sokolis Group better serve our clients and help continue our success."
Owens graduated from Bloomsburg University with a Bachelor of Science degree with a core for mathematics. Her strategic planning and enthusiasm for business challenges and team-based success, will serve her well at Sokolis Group along with being a valuable asset.
As Sokolis Group's new Account Manager, Owens will be responsible for managing and maintaining accounts by analyzing detailed fuel information and using her strong math skills to capture savings through fuel audits.
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