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Wayne Falk Joins Savoy House

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November 11, 2022

Georgia-based Savoy House has appointed industry veteran Wayne Falk to the position of Director/Showroom Sales, a role in which he will oversee Savoy House’s brick-and-mortar showroom sales and assist in overseeing their team of sales representatives. He will report directly to Vice President Chris Fancher.

“We eagerly await the success Wayne will help drive in our organization,” Fancher said. “His expertise is both rich and unique, which is exactly what we are at Savoy House!”

Falk has more than 30 years of experience in the lighting industry.  In the past, he spent 19 non-consecutive years with Kalco Lighting in Las Vegas as VP/Sales and has served as VP/Sales for Hudson Valley Lighting Group in California for 11 years.  He will remain based in Las Vegas.

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