Centricity, a lifestyle services company and leader in providing flooring protection, announced the appointment of Nick Chidsey as the new Vice President of Business Development. In this role, Chidsey will lead new client acquisition in the flooring industry, Centricity’s fastest growing market.

Chidsey brings 17 years of extensive experience in the flooring industry, having previously served in key leadership roles at prominent flooring manufacturers. His proven track record of developing successful partnerships and driving revenue growth make him an invaluable addition to the Centricity executive team.

Commenting on his appointment, Chidsey expressed his enthusiasm for leading Centricity’s business development efforts. “I am inspired to be joining Centricity at such an exciting time for the company and the industry. Having spent almost two decades working closely with flooring manufacturers, I have witnessed firsthand the challenges faced by retailers in growing their margins and delivering long-term customer satisfaction. Centricity’s innovative solutions in accidental damage protection for flooring present a unique opportunity to provide solutions that deliver unparalleled value to our partners and their customers.”

Centricity President Ted Moorthy welcomed the new leader saying, “We are delighted to welcome Nick to the Centricity team. His wealth of experience and proven leadership will be instrumental in advancing our mission to provide innovative protection solutions to our clients and drive continued growth and success for Centricity.”

Throughout his career, Chidsey has demonstrated a passion for fostering strong client relationships and driving business success through strategic partnerships. “What excites me most about this transition is the chance to leverage my experience and expertise to drive growth and innovation within Centricity. I am eager to collaborate with our team to develop tailored solutions that meet the needs of our clients and position Centricity as the leader in the flooring protection industry.”