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Furniture by Dovetail Doubles Staff

By Home Furnishings Business in Business Strategy on September 7, 2011 Case goods producer Furniture by Dovetail has doubled its staff by adding eight new employees to accommodate increased orders.

€œOur company is doing extremely well despite the volatile economy," said Jonas Geiger, president of Furniture by Dovetail. "People are more careful about how they spend their money, and they are looking for furniture that will stand the test of time. I think there is a greater appreciation for the quality that comes with hand-crafted furniture.€

Furniture by Dovetail added positions in all areas of the company to keep pace with its growth. Three craftsmen were added to the cabinet-making shop, two people were added in the field, two people joined the company€™s operations team, and one intern/assistant took a part-time position.

Peter Bellofatto, master craftsman at the company, returned to the company after designing, making and installing custom furniture as a self-employed craftsman. Bellofatto brings 27 years of experience in the high end woodworking industry to his new position.

Furniture by Dovetail hired Robert Wyman as craftsman. Previously, Wyman was employed in the Custom Cabinet Shop of Thoughtforms Corp., where he developed a particular expertise in curved features.

Krystian Rynkiewicz joins Wyman in Furniture by Dovetail€™s woodworking shop. Prior to his new position, Rynkiewicz was a cabinet maker for Dartmouth Woodworking.

James Gevry Jr. and Lou Amorati are now responsible for project management and installations at Furniture by Dovetail. Gevry joins the company with 10 years of experience in millwork and carpentry, while Amorati has spent 12 years overseeing all phases of construction for commercial and residential clients. Most recently, he was onsite construction manager for Ninepoints Woodworking.

In the company€™s corporate office, Kim Neuhauser has been named director of marketing. She brings more than 19 years of experience to her new position. Most recently, Kim was the Marketing Manager for WeNeedaVacation.com.

Jacob Nevala is returning to Furniture by Dovetail to spearhead the company€™s engineering and IT functions. Nevala has almost a decade of experience in CNC automation, engineering and CAD design.

Intern and shop assistant Mohammad Soofi rounds out the company€™s new hires. Soofi is currently working toward an industrial engineering degree at Worcester Polytechnic Institute.


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