Senior packaging product manager joins Advantzware

Advantzware hired Clay Horsley to help define the future of the company’s product offering.

Mar 8, 2017

Advantzware Inc., a software provider in the folding carton, corrugated, and distribution industries, hired Clay Horsley as Senior Product Manager for Packaging.

“We are excited to have Clay join our team to provide a direct impact to our product development,” says Advantzware COO Brad Vigrass. “His diverse role will focus on customer ideas and industry trends to enhance our offering for years to come."

Horsley has a range of experience in the packaging industry, most recently as Workflow Product Manager for Packaging at EFI and Product Manager for EFI Radius. He will use his industry knowledge and experience to help define the future of the Advantzware product offering.

"I have known of Clay for over 10 years. He is the best product manager for packaging that I have met in the industry, and we are thrilled to have him join our team as he will make an impact,” says Jay Farr, CEO.

Advantzware, Inc.

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