RLDAM elects new president
The Retail Lumber Dealers Association of Maine (RLDAM) has elected Eric Dolloff as president.
Dolloff is the general manager at Hancock Lumber’s location in Damariscotta, Maine and has served on the RLDAM board of directors since 2011. He will also represent the RLDAM as a director on the Northeastern Retail Lumber Association’s (NRLA) board of directors.
“Eric’s strong retail leadership background coupled with his composed style has made him a great asset to the RLDAM board,” said David Gluck, NRLA regional director. “We look forward to working with him in the coming years to help strategically provide value to Maine members.”
Eric Dolloff, left, honors outgoing RLDAM President Joe Hondel with a plaque for his service to the RLDAM during the 2018 annual meeting.
Dolloff replaces Joe Hondel, sales manager at Deering Lumber in Biddeford, Maine. Hondel served as president of the RLDAM since 2016.
Established in 1933, The RLDAM has 100-member locations and represents independent lumber and building material dealers, manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors, and other associated businesses in the state of Maine. The NRLA represents more than 1,100 members in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic States.
Dolloff is the general manager at Hancock Lumber’s location in Damariscotta, Maine and has served on the RLDAM board of directors since 2011. He will also represent the RLDAM as a director on the Northeastern Retail Lumber Association’s (NRLA) board of directors.
“Eric’s strong retail leadership background coupled with his composed style has made him a great asset to the RLDAM board,” said David Gluck, NRLA regional director. “We look forward to working with him in the coming years to help strategically provide value to Maine members.”
Eric Dolloff, left, honors outgoing RLDAM President Joe Hondel with a plaque for his service to the RLDAM during the 2018 annual meeting.Dolloff replaces Joe Hondel, sales manager at Deering Lumber in Biddeford, Maine. Hondel served as president of the RLDAM since 2016.
Established in 1933, The RLDAM has 100-member locations and represents independent lumber and building material dealers, manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors, and other associated businesses in the state of Maine. The NRLA represents more than 1,100 members in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic States.