VoIP Supply LLC, a supplier of VoIP equipment and complete solutions, recently announced the addition of several new associates in February.

New hires include:

Fay Brautigan has been named as Sales Coordinator and joins VoIP Supply to support the sales team and to assist customers to ensure their complete satisfaction. Mrs. Brautigan comes to VoIP Supply from Graybar (News - Alert) Electric where she worked as an inside sales and customer service representative.

The marketing department has enlisted Nathan Miloszewski as content and conversations manager to create and curate company content on blogs, websites, content guides, and manage PR and social media campaigns. Mr. Miloszewski spent some time at Diamond Hurwitz Scrap, LLC in the accounting and customer service departments and prior to that he held the positions of marketing specialist and inventory manager at Integument Technologies, Inc. for eight years. He is a graduate of the state University of New York at Buffalo (BA American Studies).

Jennifer Dicey rejoins VoIP Supply as an e-commerce associate. Mrs. Dicey previously worked for VoIP Supply in 2007 in accounts receivable and, after taking a maternity leave, is back to serve customer service needs and manage all web-based orders.

VoIP Supply's fulfillment division has added Chris Barnum as warehouse team leader to oversee the maintenance, production, and execution of all warehouse fulfillment and distribution facility requirements and responsibilities. VoIP Supply is proud to announce that Mr. Barnum previously served as staff sergeant in the United States Air Force, is an air transportation logistics graduate with honors, and is also a USAF parachute rigger graduate.

Discussing the company’s new hires, Benjamin P. Sayers, CEO of VoIP Supply said, "VoIP Supply is very pleased to add such a varied cast to the company."

"With a broad range of experience and backgrounds, VoIP Supply eagerly looks to its new members to generate a fresh approach to bringing organizational performance and customer experience to an even higher level," he added.