Mark Melius Joins iBuyOfficeSupply.com as Vice President of Sales & Marketing

June 20, 2012 - PRLog -- iBuyOfficeSupply.com, a leading online retailer of office products and furniture, today announced that Mark Melius has joined the business as Vice President of Sales and Marketing. Mark brings 20-plus years of office products experience in addition to 7 years of Internet retailing experience to iBuyOfficeSupply.com.

When asked about the hiring of Mark Melius, Ron Weber, President and CEO of iBuyOfficeSupply.com said’ “We are excited to have Mark on our team and know that his extensive office products and Internet retailing experience will make a very positive addition to iBuyOfficeSupply.com.” Stating further, “Adding talented and hardworking people like Mark Melius will keep iBuyOfficeSupply.com on the fast growth track we’ve been on since our initial launch in December of 2007.”

With a focus on deep discounts, great customer service, and expert knowledge, iBuyOfficeSupply.com provides an exceptional value in a crowded marketplace. In the comparison shopping era, iBuyOfficeSupply.com embraces technology, innovation, and competition to bring considerable savings to the consumer. It’s that spirit of innovation and the dedication of a talented group of professionals that fuels iBuyOfficeSupply.com’s growth and success.

iBuyOfficeSupply.com is a leading online office products retailer, offering competitive pricing, great customer service, and expert knowledge. We offer products from industry-leading manufacturers of office supplies and furniture, technology, copy and print, cleaning and breakroom, and industrial supplies. Established in 2007, iBuyOfficeSupply.com is one of the fastest growing privately held companies in America with 830% growth over the past three years, ranking 413th on the 2011 Inc. 500. iBuyOfficeSupply.com was ranked the 7th fastest growing company in Minnesota in 2011 by the Minneapolis-St. Paul Business Journal in their annual Fast 50 list. iBuyOfficeSupply.com finished 2011 with 55% growth over 2010. 2012 YTD sales are 45% ahead of 2011.