LATICRETE SUPERCAP appoints John Forewell as Territory Sales Manager

Words: Ron AdamsLaticrete Supercap, LLC, manufacturer of the revolutionary Laticrete Supercap System, announced it appointed John P. Forewell as territory sales manager for the province of Ontario, Canada.

According to Laticrete Supercap, Forewell brings 15 years of flooring industry knowledge to the company, 11 of which he worked for Daltile Corporation as both commercial sales manager and branch manager. Additionally, he spent four years at Savoia Canada/Iris Group Spa as an architectural and national accounts manager.

"We're excited to have a professional on board like John Forewell, and look forward to his success relative to the company’s growth," said John Sacco, managing director of Laticrete Supercap.

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