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SEARCHChristine Coulson joined the company in 2017. Before that, she worked as a retirement plan specialist for T. Rowe Price.
Coulson lives on Maryland's Eastern Shore and quilts in her spare time.
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Heavy-duty vehicle lift maker Stertil-Koni, a Buy America-compliant company celebrating its 25th anniversary, announced that Christine Coulson has been promoted to general accountant, based in the company’s North American headquarters location in Stevensville, Maryland.
In her new post, Coulson will be responsible for activities that span payroll, health insurance, 401K administration, personnel administration, and various corporate compliance matters and accounting responsibilities.
Said Tore Melsom, chief financial officer at Stertil-Koni: “Christine has a high level experience in both accounting and human resources, which makes her an excellent fit for her new role at Stertil-Koni as general accountant. With her professional expertise, can-do attitude, and high energy level, we look forward to Christine making an even greater contribution to the ongoing success of Stertil-Koni.”
Coulson, who joined Stertil-Koni in 2017, previously served in a senior role as retirement plan specialist for T. Rowe Price, a leading investment management company in Baltimore.
Coulson who has a B.S. from Frostburg State University, resides on the Eastern Shore of Maryland with her husband, son, and daughter. In her spare time, Coulson is an avid quilter.
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