Provident, a distributor of pressroom products, has announced the addition of Rob Reinhart as the technical sales representative for the Northeast United States and Canada.

With several decades of operational and managerial experience in the flexible packaging industry, Reinhart brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the Provident team. As the technical sales representative, Reinhart will provide value to both current and future customers.

“We are thrilled to have Rob Reinhart onboard,” says Al Jasper, national sales manager for Provident. “His extensive experience in plant management and his dedication to operational excellence will greatly benefit our customers. We are confident that Rob will contribute to our continued success.”

Prior to joining Provident, Reinhart served as a plant manager in the flexographic printing industry for over 30 years. In this role, he managed plant operations and led numerous improvement initiatives. He also oversaw the operation of five wide web solvent presses in one location and another with six wide web solvent presses.

Reinhart has earned his green belt certification in Six Sigma methodology, a disciplined and data-driven approach for eliminating defective products. Additionally, he is FIRST Level 3 Certified by the Flexographic Trade Association (FTA) and has completed over 50 additional professional development course certifications.

In his new role, Reinhart will utilize his technical skills and exceptional interpersonal and communication abilities to support customers in the states of MI, IN, OH, WV, MD, DE, PA, NJ, CT, RI, NY, MA, NH, VT, ME, and Canada. “There are so many things that excite me about this new opportunity,” said Reinhart. “My top goal is to learn everything I can from the team here at Provident and to achieve even greater success than it has already earned.”

Reinhart currently resides near Akron, OH, with his wife, Gail. They enjoy spending time with their two sons, Ethan and Evan, as well as their Bernese Mountain dog, Jackson. In their free time, they can often be found biking the state trails and exploring local breweries along the way.