GSP Adds Project Manager to Growing Retail Environments Team
Mar 9, 2018
Linton Terry helps GSP meet retail’s increased demand for store remodeling Clearwater, FL, March 7, 2018 – GSP, a leading retail services provider, has expanded its Retail Environments team by adding a new project manager. Industry veteran Linton Terry will help ensure on-target, on-time, on-budget delivery of clients’ store remodeling, reimaging and visual merchandising needs. Linton’s project management and marketing experience includes work for major retailers such as Advance Auto Parts, CVS, Dick’s Sporting Goods and Calloway Golf, as well as leadership skills as a retail commercial general contractor. He specializes in store setup, remodeling, reimaging, visual brand management, promotional campaigns and merchandising. More retailers are coming to GSP for help reimagining the store environment. Steven Cohen, VP Creative, says it’s due to a combination of several factors: “Millennial shoppers are seeking newness, retail competition is heating up and legacy stores are aging out,” he said. “Whether it’s a floor-to-ceiling store remodel or a décor refresh, GSP takes these projects from idea to install, saving our customers money and time with minimal interruption due to our experienced project management. Linton’s strong background and ability to handle multiple projects will aid our busy team,” Steven added. Joe DeStefano, Director of Visual Merchandising at GSP, echoed Steven’s sentiment, “Linton’s expertise in streamlining the workflow and lifecycle of store remodeling projects will be a great asset to our clients.” 
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