Copiers Plus is pleased to announce the promotion of Roger Miller to vice president of sales.
Miller has been with Copiers Plus for more than 10 years, building strong relationships with customers and serving as a trusted leader within the company.
Prior to joining Copiers Plus, he spent a decade as an educator, bringing a passion for communication, leadership and helping others succeed.
“Watching Roger grow over the past decade has been a privilege. He leads with humility, builds genuine relationships, and shares our family’s commitment to putting customers first. I couldn’t be more excited for him as he takes on this new role,” shared Copiers Plus President and CEO Tim Smith.
In his new role, Miller, based in Fayetteville, N.C., will lead the organization’s statewide sales team across five offices with a continued focus on delivering exceptional customer experiences, strengthening customer relationships and providing innovative technology and document management solutions tailored to each client's needs.
Copiers Plus shared they are excited for Roger and look forward to the impact he will continue to make for their customers, employees, and the communities they serve.
Copiers Plus is a a third-generation family business that serves as a work home to dozens of experts, accounting for more than 700 years of combined experience.
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