MENOMINEE, Mich. — Lloyd Flanders has named Amy Woodley to the new role of director of hospitality and interior design. Woodley has been a part of the Lloyd Flanders team since 2005 as the Chicago showroom manager and a hospitality sales representative. In her two decades with the company, she has played a key role in shaping Lloyd Flanders’ hospitality and design presence by helping establish long-term partnerships and elevating the brand’s visibility in the commercial and design markets, the company said in a news release.
“Amy has been an exemplary representative for Lloyd Flanders, and we are pleased to appoint her to this critical position,” said Warren Juliano, president of Lloyd Flanders. “Our growth in the design and hospitality markets has accelerated in recent years, thanks in large part to Amy’s strategic insight and dedication.”
In her new role, Woodley will oversee strategic sales and marketing initiatives, manage Lloyd Flanders’ participation in major trade shows and industry events and spearhead efforts to expand the company’s footprint in the hospitality and interior design sectors.
“Amy’s deep knowledge of the brand, strong relationships in the design community and passion for hospitality make her uniquely suited to lead this next phase of our growth,” said Jessie Flanders, CEO and creative director. “Her leadership has already contributed significantly to our success, and we’re thrilled to see her step into this expanded role.”
Woodley is an active member of the Network of Executive Women in Hospitality, highlighting her ongoing commitment to professional development, leadership and mentorship within the industry. Prior to her time at Lloyd Flanders, she worked as the showroom manager at Woodard and as an outside sales representative for Ganz.
