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 Prior to joining Middle Atlantic, Dolynchuk served as Marketing Director at Pitney Bowes and held marketing, sales and finance positions at OfficeMax and Boise Cascade
Dolynchuk will be responsible for long-term sales strategy and optimisation of profitability and growth

Middle Atlantic Products has appointed Paul Dolynchuk as Senior Product Manager, Infrastructure. In this new position, Dolynchuk will be responsible for the category’s long-term sales strategy and optimisation of profitability and growth.

Prior to joining Middle Atlantic, Dolynchuk served as a Marketing Director at Pitney Bowes and has held marketing, sales and finance positions at OfficeMax and Boise Cascade. He has a BBA in Management/Pre-Law from Ohio University and an MBA in Marketing/Finance from the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University.

Commenting on Dolynchuk’s appointment, Tim Troast, Middle Atlantic Director of Product Management said, “Paul is an innovative business leader who has demonstrated his ability to deliver multimillion dollar growth strategies for respected brands through the introduction of innovative products and strategic marketing campaigns. His leadership, business analysis and passion for the customer make him a natural fit for the Middle Atlantic team.”

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