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Tony Mannella has extensive work experience in the commercial flooring industry. Tony started their career at Spectra Contract Flooring - Shaw Industries, where they served as the Division President from September 1997 to March 2002. In this role, they were responsible for managing all sales and operations of a full-service commercial floor covering contractor in Kansas City. Tony also had full responsibility for the division's profit and loss.

After that, Tony joined Shaw Industries as a Regional Vice President from March 2002 to March 2010. Tony managed sales teams marketing commercial carpeting to the interior industry in various markets, including the Midwest, Northwest, Texas, and Western Canada. Tony'scustomers included facility managers, architects, designers, and floor covering contractors.

Following their time at Shaw Industries, Tony joined Patcraft as the Marketing Director from February 2010 to July 2013. Tony provided leadership, focus, and strategic direction to the Patcraft commercial flooring brand, with a particular emphasis on performance market segments such as education, retail, government, and intensive corporate use. Tony facilitated specialized training for the sales organization and developed product solutions and sales tools for these key market segments.

Tony ultimately became the Regional Vice President - Southeast Division at Patcraft, starting from August 2013 and continuing to the present. In this position, they coach, manages, and leads the Patcraft sales team in the Southeast Division, serving the markets of Alabama, Florida, and Georgia. Patcraft is a performance flooring manufacturer offering flooring solutions to architects, designers, end users, and flooring contractors in the commercial interiors industry.

Tony Mannella attended Miami University from 1983 to 1987, where they pursued a degree in Marketing with a focus on Business. There is no available information on their education prior to Miami University, as the field of study, degree name, and start and end years are unknown for their time at Richmond Heights.