Apr 1, 2024

Fred Marione named chief revenue officer at Crane Stationery

Crane Stationery, a provider of luxury stationery products, promoted Fred Marione to the position of chief revenue officer.

According to Crane, Marione brings with him a wealth of experience and a proven track record of success in various leadership roles. Prior to his promotion, Marione served as the director of marketing at Crane, where he played a pivotal role in enhancing the brand’s visibility and market presence. Before joining Crane, Fred held positions such as area director at the Simon Property Group and senior vice president of merchandise Marketing at Macy’s.

Throughout his career, Marione has demonstrated an ability to develop and execute innovative, cost-effective marketing strategies that deliver tangible business results, according to the company. His leadership style, characterized by progressiveness, decisiveness, and innovation, has earned him accolades and recognition within the industry.

In his new role, Marione will spearhead Crane Stationery’s revenue generation efforts, overseeing sales, marketing and business development initiatives. His strategic insights and leadership acumen will be instrumental in driving sustainable growth and expanding Crane’s market reach.

“We are thrilled to elevate Fred Marione to the role of Chief Revenue Officer,” said Todd Kletter, CEO of Crane Stationery. “Fred’s exceptional leadership skills, coupled with his extensive experience and track record of success, make him the ideal candidate to lead our revenue generation efforts. We are confident that under Fred’s guidance, Crane Stationery will continue to thrive and achieve new heights of success.”

Fred Marione expressed his enthusiasm about his new role, stating, “I am honored to take on the position of chief revenue officer at Crane Stationery. I look forward to working closely with the talented team here to drive revenue growth, foster innovation, and further strengthen Crane’s position as a leader in the luxury stationery market.”