Blue Stuff, Inc. President, Debra McClung Murray announces that Steven O. Brown has joined Blue Stuff, Inc. as the Vice President of Marketing.
November 20, 2003 (Press Release) --
Brown will manage the marketing and product strategy direction of the company along with effectively identifying and serving customers’ needs. Blue Stuff, Inc. is a developer and distributor of over-the-counter pain relief, health and wellness products.
Brown is a marketing veteran who has served both the textile rental and consumer apparel industries for 25 years. He came to Blue Stuff, Inc. after 10 years as the Vice President of Marketing for Shadowline, Inc., an internationally distributed, high quality intimate apparel manufacturer based in Morganton, NC. Prior to that he held several key positions in 12 years with VF Corporation, the world’s largest apparel company. With VF Corporation he was Director of Market Planning for 10 years at Red Kap Industries in Nashville, TN and Director of Sales Planning and Marketing for Wrangler Kidswear in New York City for 2 years.
“We are fortunate to have Steve on board at this strategic time in moving from a product driven company to a service driven company with products and services that improve our customers’ quality of life,” says President Murray. “He brings the professionalism and leadership qualities essential for our company to proceed.”
Brown holds a MBA from Middle Tennessee State University and a BA in Communications (with honors) from Temple University in Philadelphia. He has contributed numerous professional marketing articles and other writings to various publications. He has served on the Board of Directors for various community organizations including; Burke County (NC) Council for the Prevention of Child Abuse, Community Resource Center (Nashville) and the Zoological Society of Middle Tennessee.
Brown was raised, and graduated from high school, in Hatboro, PA, a suburb of Philadelphia. He has three grown children, Kyle, Nash and Jamie, who live in North Carolina. He and his wife Pamela Kaye Stamey, are now residents of Edmond, a suburb of Oklahoma City.
Incorporated in 1998, Blue Stuff, Inc. is best known for their SuperBLUE pain relieving cream sold through CVS, Eckerd, Walgreen, Kroger’s, Albertson’s drugs, Brooks and other fine stores as well as through the Company’s infomercials and web site www.bluestuff.com
Brown is a marketing veteran who has served both the textile rental and consumer apparel industries for 25 years. He came to Blue Stuff, Inc. after 10 years as the Vice President of Marketing for Shadowline, Inc., an internationally distributed, high quality intimate apparel manufacturer based in Morganton, NC. Prior to that he held several key positions in 12 years with VF Corporation, the world’s largest apparel company. With VF Corporation he was Director of Market Planning for 10 years at Red Kap Industries in Nashville, TN and Director of Sales Planning and Marketing for Wrangler Kidswear in New York City for 2 years.
“We are fortunate to have Steve on board at this strategic time in moving from a product driven company to a service driven company with products and services that improve our customers’ quality of life,” says President Murray. “He brings the professionalism and leadership qualities essential for our company to proceed.”
Brown holds a MBA from Middle Tennessee State University and a BA in Communications (with honors) from Temple University in Philadelphia. He has contributed numerous professional marketing articles and other writings to various publications. He has served on the Board of Directors for various community organizations including; Burke County (NC) Council for the Prevention of Child Abuse, Community Resource Center (Nashville) and the Zoological Society of Middle Tennessee.
Brown was raised, and graduated from high school, in Hatboro, PA, a suburb of Philadelphia. He has three grown children, Kyle, Nash and Jamie, who live in North Carolina. He and his wife Pamela Kaye Stamey, are now residents of Edmond, a suburb of Oklahoma City.
Incorporated in 1998, Blue Stuff, Inc. is best known for their SuperBLUE pain relieving cream sold through CVS, Eckerd, Walgreen, Kroger’s, Albertson’s drugs, Brooks and other fine stores as well as through the Company’s infomercials and web site www.bluestuff.com
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