MEMPHIS – May 4, 2007 – Primacy Relocation, a leading provider of employee relocation and global assignment management services, today announced the appointment of Andrew Horvath, CRP, GMS, as Director of Client Services. Based in a remote office in Cleveland, OH., Horvath will oversee client relationship management for Primacy’s Client Services division. He will report to Peggy Ahern, CRP, GMS, Vice President of Client Services.
“Andrew brings a depth of experience to our Client Services practice,” said Michelle Vallejo, CRP, GMS, Primacy’s President, The Americas. “His expertise in high-level client relationship management, innovative program development and business integration gives him the ability to produce exceptional results.”
With more than 12 years of comprehensive relocation experience, Horvath has held several leadership positions. Previously, he was vice president of Client Services for a global relocation provider, where he effectively led a team of 42 relocation specialists, developed the company’s Government Relocation Program and retained 100 percent of current clients. There, Horvath was honored with the Relocation Chairman’s Leadership Award. Early in his career, he served as director of operations at an appraisal management firm.
Horvath earned a B.B.A. from Kent State University and completed the Kelley School of Business M.B.A. Leadership Program. He holds both Certified Relocation Professional (CRP) and Global Mobility Specialist (GMS) designations.
Primacy Relocation is one of the top third-party employee relocation providers in the world, and is the largest to focus all technology and resources solely on relocation and global assignment (expatriate) management. Primacy administers programs for employers throughout the Americas, EMEA and Asia regions. Core services include home sales, destination services, household goods move management, and overall program administration. In addition to its Memphis headquarters, Primacy has offices in Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, New York, Omaha, Sacramento and Washington D.C. (Government Services), as well as Amsterdam, Basel, Geneva, Hong Kong, Lausanne, London, Montréal, Munich, Paris, Shanghai and Zurich. Primacy is online, in nine languages, at primacy.com.