Building knowledge and connections
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Approximately 1 hour
Artisanal handcrafted fixtures and furnishings are not only unique, functional, and aesthetically appealing, they can establish a sense of connection with the maker. Many artisanal handcrafted products are made using traditional techniques that have been passed down over time, often from generation to generation. This course illustrates the value of bridging cultures, combing artisan heritage with innovative design, and investing in the craftsmanship of kitchen and bath furniture made by hand with sustainable and reclaimed materials.
Presented by Stan Artman and Eric Dietz on behalf of Native Trails.
This course is ONLINE: SELF-PACED. Experience it on your own schedule, at your convenience.
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Name: Stan Artman and Eric Dietz
Title: Stan Artman, Eastern Regional Sales Manager and Eric Dietz, National Sales Manager, Native Trails
Stan Artman is a 30-year veteran in the plumbing wholesale/showroom industry. Artman previously held long-term leadership roles at Kohler and Delta, from Sales Manager to Director of Sales for the Eastern United States. Today, Artman leads Native Trails’ sales across the east coast region of the U.S. and Canada, with a focus on increasing presence in hospitality and commercial settings. Artman, who is based in Atlanta, Georgia, has been married to wife Nitza since 1985. Together they have two lovely daughters.
Eric Dietz leads the Native Trails sales team, with particular focus on increasing visibility among trade professionals and global presence. Dietz draws from over 13 years of experience in retail with Black & Decker, followed by key sales positions in the plumbing industry for Price Pfister and Santec. Dietz, who is based in San Luis Obispo, California, enjoys traveling with his wife of three years, Elaine and is a diehard sports fan.