Joseph Loch Has Been Named the New President of EmbroidMe

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The United Franchise Group has announced Joseph Loch as the new President of industry-leading embroidery and promotional products franchise EmbroidMe

WEST PALM BEACH, FL - (Marketwired - November 08, 2016) - Joseph Loch has been named the new President of EmbroidMe as announced by the United Franchise Group (UFG) of West Palm Beach, Florida, in late September. With over 300 resource centers worldwide, EmbroidMe is the world's largest diversified promotional products franchise, offering embroidery, customized promotional products and screen printing services to many local businesses.

Previous President, Mark Johnson, left EmbroidMe in May of this year, and filling this leadership role in the interim was the President of SIGNARAMA, Jim Tatem. According to Mr. Tatem, Joseph Loch has "extensive experience leading teams, growing sales and improving processes and associates."

Loch brings to EmbroidMe many years of working with small business owners, which is valuable to both the corporate and franchisee levels of the organization. Highlights of his experience include executive-level leadership roles for eight years at Hickory Farms (with over 500 corporate stores and more than 100 franchisees), several leadership roles with Boise Cascade Office Products and service as an Executive Vice President with Independent Stationers.

More About EmbroidMe

According to the United Franchise Group, EmbroidMe plans to open 70 new resource centers throughout the United States by the end of the year, with the goal of reaching 500 locations worldwide by the end of 2018. With such a wide distribution of resource centers, EmbroidMe is able to provide a level of locally oriented customer service that other franchises cannot.

For more than a decade, EmbroidMe has been leading the promotional products and embroidery industry, offering marketing solution for entrepreneurs and businesses looking to expand their brand's reach.

SOURCE EmbroidMe