Cap America, Inc., Fredericktown, Missouri, has promoted Grace Schettler to senior vice president of sales.
Grace Schettler. Photo courtesy of Cap America
Schettler, an industry veteran, joined the Cap America team as director of sales in 2017 and was instrumental in the implementation of Cap America’s sporting goods division and the launch of its CA Premium Line, according to the company.
In 2021, Schettler was promoted to vice president of sales, the first female to hold that position in company history. Within that role, she was responsible for establishing and developing territories, analyzing market statistics, and evaluating the Cap America sales division. As senior vice president of sales, Schettler will continue to work alongside the rest of the Cap America leadership team to implement strategies to ensure that the company continues to experience the accelerated growth it has seen in recent years.
“Under Grace’s leadership, the Cap America sales team has witnessed exponential growth,” says Mark Gammon, Cap America CEO. “It is no coincidence that the company itself has experienced several record-breaking years during her tenure. Her drive and dedication to continuing to grow and expand the Cap America brand are unparalleled. This promotion could not come at a more opportune time; I’m excited to see where Grace leads us.”
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