Food Services of America Names Helmer President of Billings Branch

(June 15, 2010)—FSA has named Warren Helmer as President of its Billings office today according to Doug Minert, President and CEO. Helmer was most recently Vice President of Sales & Marketing, a position he has held with the branch since 2004.

"Warren brings a proven track record of strong leadership and an outstanding knowledge of the Montana marketplace to the president's position," said Minert.  "Having worked with him for a number of years, I knew his commitment and dedication will continue to provide our customer base with tremendous service."

Minert said Helmer's commitment to the customer and market knowledge were crucial factors in his promotion, citing his long-term success in maintaining customer relationships and partnering with them to successfully develop their various foodservice businesses. Helmer originally joined the company in 1993 and has additional experience as Sales Associate and District Manager with the Billings branch.  He possesses a Bachelor of Science degree in Petroleum Engineering from Montana College of Mineral Science & Technology.

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