Stephanie Maday Joins Walsworth as New Executive VP of Commercial Sales
Stephanie Maday
Walsworth announced it has hired sales executive Stephanie Maday as the company’s new Executive Vice President of Commercial Sales and Board Member. Maday will be replacing Walsworth’s current Executive VP of Commercial Sales, David Grisa, who is retiring from the company in November. Maday will be based out of Walsworth’s Sales and Marketing office in Overland Park, Kansas.
Maday comes to Walsworth with nearly 25 years of sales and management experience, more than 20 of it at Taylor Corporation in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area working for client 3M Promotional Markets. She started as a sales representative and rose through the ranks to become National Sales Manager. During her tenure at 3M, Maday gained print product sales experience with large and small roll-fed presses, silk screening, flexo presses and digital presses.
When Maday initially considered the opportunity with Walsworth, she was particularly intrigued by the term ‘disruptor’ in the job description. “During my visit to the Marceline location, I had the opportunity to meet with each leader and gain valuable insights into their openness to change,” Maday shared.
Maday will be responsible for establishing and implementing processes, tools and structures to support the commercial sales organization’s operations, as well as directing and developing sales strategy, operational plans, tactics and processes that will drive revenue growth and accomplish financial objectives.
“We’re very excited to bring someone with Stephanie’s qualifications on board to lead our commercial sales team,” said Don Walsworth, President of Walsworth. “After meeting with Stephanie and exchanging ideas on the future of our commercial business, I was convinced she is the leader who will not only help us achieve our growth goals, but exceed them.”
Maday said the opportunity to join Walsworth became irresistible after meeting with the company’s senior leadership, hearing their vision for the future and witnessing their deep commitment to the Walsworth employees.
“My goal, when joining an organization, is to enhance the employee experience by empowering individuals and ensuring they have the necessary tools and support to succeed,” said Maday. “The success of any organization is driven by its people, and it was Walsworth’s unwavering commitment to its employees that attracted me to this opportunity.”
Maday said she will be spending her first several weeks traveling and visiting each of Walsworth’s printing facilities in Marceline, Missouri; Fulton, Missouri; Saint Joseph, Michigan, and Ripon, Wisconsin, in an effort to learn as much as possible.
“My approach is to take the time to observe, learn and listen with a genuine curiosity about the current state,” said Maday. “My objective is to gain a comprehensive understanding of each role and its contribution to Walsworth’s success, while also securing alignment from the team on the path forward. Securing buy-in from all employees is essential, as they are ultimately responsible for executing the company’s vision.”
A native Minnesotan who has spent much of her life in the Mankato, Minnesota, area, Maday graduated from Bethany Lutheran College in Mankato with a business degree.
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