NuVision leaders Bill Adoff and Brian Adoff exit campus card company

Chris Corum
July 28, 2014
Uncategorized

CR80News learned that NuVision’s President, Bill Adoff, and Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Brian Adoff, are no longer with the company.

Bill joined the company back in 2001 and has held various roles related to operational management and product development. Brian Adoff joined NuVision in 2007 and served as national sales manager prior to his current role. In response to CR80News’ request for comment, Brian Adoff responded via email.

He said, “although Bill and I have served as the face and driving force of NuVision for the past five-years, we are no longer partnered with NuVision due to differences between ourselves and the other members as to the direction of the company.”

Company representatives have not yet responded to our request for comment.

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