Ed Bruno joins CustomReg as new VP of Sales, bringing partnership-driven approach to event registration
tim2367
Mar 18, 2025
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Arlington, Texas, January 15, 2025 – CustomReg has announced the appointment of Ed Bruno as its new Vice President of Sales, bringing a wealth of experience and a people-first philosophy to the event registration technology provider. With 28 years of industry legacy, CustomReg continues to strengthen its leadership team by bringing in executives who understand the core of the events industry: human connection.
Tim Foster, Chief Executive Officer for Custom Registration, Inc. commented: “We are excited to have Ed join our team." Foster continues, “Ed's extensive experience and personable approach are expected to significantly enhance Custom Registration, Inc.'s engagement and service delivery..”
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A great example of how strong leadership and a people-first approach can strengthen the event industry. Ed Bruno’s experience and focus on partnerships should help CustomReg build meaningful client relationships. Reliable support also matters behind the scenes, just as a trusted trailer repair shop keeps event transportation running smoothly.
Ed Bruno’s people-first approach sounds like a great fit for an industry built around human connection and engagement. Strong communication and thoughtful experiences are valuable in event technology, just as they are in the work of a UX designer Chicago.
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