TUCSON, Ariz. — Truly Nolen Pest Control announced the promotion of Mari Varnell to national commercial business manager. She will remain based at 3636 E. Speedway Blvd. in Tucson. The company’s national commercial division manages pest control in all 50 states and for some of the largest companies, brands and restaurants throughout the United States.
“I am excited about the opportunity to continue help developing procedures and processes that enhance and help our division’s continued growth and success,” said Varnell. “My favorite thing about working for Truly Nolen is the team members I get to interact with each and every day and help them expand and develop in their roles.”
Truly Nolen said Varnell joined the company in June 1996 as an admin assistant for the North Tucson service office. In 2005, she joined the national commercial team, where she has been an integral part of building several internal systems as well as creating and improving processes that have contributed to much of the division’s success.
“Mari works directly with each national commercial department, our service offices across the country and our provider network to ensure we deliver the best of class service to our customers, and she has been a shining star throughout her 21 years within our department in various roles,” said David Bolton, Truly Nolen national commercial division manager. and National Commercial. “She was well-deserving of this promotion, and I look forward to her continued success.”
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