Service 1st Payroll℠ Announces Mary Stretar as New Director of Marketing
Service 1st Payroll℠, a payroll processing company servicing small and medium sized, privately held companies and non-profit organizations in the greater Cleveland area for over 25 years announced the hiring of Mary Stretar as their new Director of Marketing to create and implement the firm's marketing and communication strategies.
- Cleveland-Lorain-Elyria, OH (1888PressRelease) November 01, 2013 - Service 1st Payroll℠, a payroll processing service company announced the hiring of Mary Stretar as their new Director of Marketing. In her new role, Ms. Stretar will be responsible for the development and execution of the business's marketing and communication strategies.
Ms. Stretar joins the growing company, with over 15 years of marketing and communication experience. Prior to Service 1st Payroll, she was the Marketing Manager for The Kennedy Group a label and packaging manufacture managing the marketing efforts for two divisions, Label and Packaging and Promotional Response Products.
As a graduate of John Carroll University, Ms. Stretar graduated with both a BSBA in Marketing and an MBA. "We are very pleased to add Mary to our team," says Greg Elek, President for Service 1st Payroll. "Her diverse background in marketing and ability to follow through will help us to enhance our brand among our clients and the community."
About Service 1st Payroll℠
Service 1st Payroll of Northeast Ohio provides payroll processing and tax administration, as well as workers compensation, time and attendance, payroll garnishments, standard and custom reporting options, and human resource services to small and medium sized, privately held companies and non-profit organizations in various industries.
Committed to providing the highest quality professional payroll service for over 25 years, the company's featured programs include Service1stBasic℠ and Service1stPlatinum℠. For more information about Service 1st Payroll please visit www.service1stpayroll.com.
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