Janitorial Supplies Distributor Beyond Theory Logistics Announces Bill Sleeper Joins Advisory Board

PHOENIX, Oct. 23, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Beyond Theory Logistics (BTL) announced today that it has elected Bill Sleeper to its Board of Directors.  Mr. Sleeper, former president of Georgia-Pacific Professional, will act as advisor to the Board.

The announcement was made by Bob House, CEO of BTL, a distributor of janitorial and sanitation supplies, the leader in providing best practice contract administration and logistics services.

Mr. House stated:  "Bill's wealth of experience and insight into the future of the industry for manufacturers, distributors and end-customers, will be invaluable to BTL as we continue to grow."

Advisor Tom Glasgow added, "I'm excited about the addition of Bill to the team.  Bill's expertise as a manufacturer will help further integrate ongoing manufacturer innovations into our world-class service platform, benefiting customers in the hospitality, healthcare, government and industrial segments."

To that end, Mr. Sleeper said:  "A key challenge for our industry is the increasing demands made by end-customer executives on contracts.  Elimination of conflicts of interest, compliance and proof of promised benefits, are most often mentioned.  For manufacturers, this is another channel for the end-customers, one designed to support their growing cost-in-use programs, an area where compliance is often absent. I'm glad to see this finally being addressed and look forward to sharing my expertise and contributing to the future of BTL."

About BTL:  
BTL, founded in 2008, specializes in the distribution of janitorial and sanitation supplies. Delivers contract administration and logistics value, driving out system-wide costs, improving compliance and supporting customer initiatives, leading to tangible and measurable results for our customers.

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Beyondtheorylogistics.com

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