EXETER, Penn., April 18, 2013—Pride Mobility Products Corporation is pleased to announce the addition of Andrew Pyrih as senior vice president, domestic sales. He will focus largely on the strategic development of Pride’s retail mobility business while closely collaborating with Jay Brislin, MSPT, vice president, Quantum Rehab, to unite the overall vision and sales growth of the company’s product lines.
Pyrih brings 20 years of health care sales and operational expertise to his role at Pride Mobility, having previously served as regional vice president at Landauer Metropolitan, Inc. (formerly Air Products Healthcare), a respiratory therapy, home medical equipment and infusion services company. His experience has also included notable companies such as Apria Healthcare, Option Care, Inc., and Caremark, Inc.
“We are excited to welcome Andrew Pyrih with his proven track record and strong sales management skill set to the Pride team,” said Scott Meuser, CEO and chairman. “We are a company that is very determined to overcome the regulatory related challenges in our industry by getting stronger. I believe Andrew is the right person to help us do that by providing the leadership needed to take Pride’s sales effectiveness and efficiency to the next level.”
In his most recent position as regional vice president at Landauer Metropolitan, Inc., Pyrih was responsible for the overall sales and operations of the company’s Mid-Atlantic Region. While in this role he was elected to the board of directors for the Pennsylvania Association of Medical Suppliers. He earned a bachelor of science degree from Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science and had initially launched his career as a registered pharmacist in Pennsylvania until later transitioning into clinical sales.
Pride Mobility Products Corporation is the world’s leading designer and manufacturer of mobility products. It is dedicated to providing expertly designed, engineered, and tested products incorporating technologically innovative, intelligent features enabling end-users to achieve their mobility goals. More information is available at www.pridemobility.com.