T&S Brass and Bronze Works, a leading manufacturer of foodservice and commercial plumbing products, is pleased to announce significant updates in its marketing team with the hiring of Patrick McCurdy and the promotions of Christine Stillinger and David Scelsi.

Effective July 1, T&S Brass welcomed Patrick McCurdy as the new senior marketing and global brand manager. McCurdy brings a wealth of experience in sales and marketing across retail, wholesale and consumer product markets. He previously served as senior vice president of marketing for Techtronic Industries (TTI), where he played a pivotal role in positioning RYOBI outdoor power tools as the #1 brand in the DIY market. 

McCurdy's proven track record in building profitable sales and marketing strategies to drive revenue and increase market share positions him well to contribute to the continued success of T&S Brass. 

David Scelsi was named director of product development. Scelsi, who joined T&S Brass in 2016, previously served as product marketing manager. He successfully managed and grew the company’s foodservice and plumbing product portfolios and led the company to win the Kitchen Innovation (KI) Award at the National Restaurant Association (NRA) Show for four consecutive years.

Also promoted was Christine Stillinger, who was named international marketing manager, where she will oversee marketing initiatives and support the sales team in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia. Since joining T&S Brass in December 2013, Stillinger has demonstrated exceptional contributions and dedication in her previous role as marketing coordinator for the international team.

"We are thrilled to welcome Pat to the T&S family and to announce the well-deserved promotions of David and Christine," said Ken Gallagher, global vice president of sales and marketing. "Pat's vast experience in brand marketing, David’s strategic vision in product development and Christine's continued growth in international marketing are invaluable assets that will drive our innovation and global growth."