LSI Chemical Announces New Business Development Manager

LSI Chemical Announces New Business Development Manager

Lorenda Stalnaker was named to the role, following the retirement of Julie Blankenship.

LSI Chemical, a division of Lubrication Specialties, named Lorenda Stalnaker as the company’s new Business Development Manager. The appointment comes upon the retirement of Julie Blankenship.

Reporting directly to LSI Chemical’s VP of Research and Development, Kevin Adams, Stalnaker will be responsible for developing the strategy for growing LSI Chemical’s partnerships and product sales to a global market, developing support material and will represent LSI Chemical at all trade events. 

Stalnaker brings over 20 years of comprehensive marketing experience across B2B and B2C sectors, spanning marketing strategy, market development, product management, brand management, public relations, and advertising, according to LSI Chemical.

Formerly the marketing program manager at WhiteSpace, the in-house agency at Abbott Laboratories in Columbus, Ohio, she has also worked in sales and marketing positions at Knox County Career Center, Huntington National Bank, Nationwide Financial, Datatalk Telecom, and Baileys Fertilizers in Perth, Australia.

LSI President Brett Tennar, said, “Lorenda has valuable sales experience that demonstrates a holistic understanding of market dynamics and customer engagement. We are very thankful for the incredible contributions made by Julie, and we feel confident that Lorenda has the right skill set to fill this important position.” 

You May Also Like

WAI Names New VP of Sales for U.S. & Canada

Sam Rusenovich has more than 20 years of leadership in the traditional automotive and commercial vehicle aftermarket industry, the company said.

WAI Names New VP of Sales for U.S. & Canada

WAI announced the appointment of Sam Rusenovich as the company's new vice president of sales for the U.S. traditional and Canadian markets. He has more than 20 years of leadership in the traditional automotiveand commercial vehicle aftermarket industry, the company said.

According to a news release from WAI, Rusenovich held leadership roles at NAPA Auto Parts and BPI/Raybestos Brakes. Most recently, he was vice president of sales at IAP/DuraGo Parts, responsible for North American sales, managing buying group relationships, and driving business development initiatives.

PHINIA Names General Manager of Aftermarket Business Unit

Russell Stebbins to bring a wealth of OES and independent aftermarket experience to the North America team, PHINIA said.

Russell-Stebbins-GM-PHINIA-Aftermarket-Unit
NTN Names Mike Ferris to Automotive Aftermarket Sales Team

Ferris joins NTN as the company’s regional sales manager for the Central Region. 

Mike-Ferris-NTN-regional-sales-manager
Olaf Schick to Become New Continental CFO

The Supervisory Board of Continental AG appointed Schick to this role, effective July 1.

Olaf Schick to Become New Continental CFO
PHINIA Elects Meggan Walsh to Board of Directors

Walsh brings 35 years of investor leadership experience to the Board.

Meggan-Walsh-PHINIA-board

Other Posts

Women at the Wheel: Liesl Larouche

Larouche is director of partner success at RevolutionParts.

WATW_Liesl_Larouche
Dayco Announced as Title Sponsor for 77th Annual AWDA Conference

This is the third year Dayco has served as the title sponsor of the annual business event.

Dayco-Announced-as-Title-Sponsor-for-77th-Annual-AWDA-Conference
Distribution Mergers and Acquisitions Lessons Learned

Mike Buzzard, managing partner at Schwartz Advisors, highlighted the unique dynamics of family-owned businesses in the automotive aftermarket, drawing from his personal experience.

SchwartzReport_Buzzard_Mergers_1400x700 copy
Women at the Wheel: Autumn Lamb

Lamb is marketing manager at GSP North America.