
Meet Zach!
Meet our newest team member, Zach!
He has joined our sales team as a National Account Executive.
Zach grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio, and spent about 10 years in Syracuse, New York after his dad relocated for work. After attending Roberts Wesleyan College in Rochester, he’s been working in the industry for just over a year. He recently got married in Rome, Italy, and enjoys life with his wife and their two cats, Astrid and Hazel.
Hard work has always been a core value for him, something his dad emphasized growing up. He thrives on competition and always aims to push himself to improve.
What he enjoys most about PGT is the opportunity to grow and be part of a company that’s constantly moving forward. He’d tell anyone considering joining to be ready for a challenging but rewarding experience.
Fun fact: he once climbed the tallest point in Central America in completely the wrong outfit—proof that sometimes determination (and a little lack of planning) goes a long way.

April 2026 Newsletter
Meet Sessaley 🌸
Employee Spotlight
Meet Our Team!
Hi, I’m from Cincinnati and a proud graduate of the University of Cincinnati, where I earned my bachelor’s degree. I have about a year of experience in logistics outside of PGT. At home, my husband Daryl and I stay busy with our two daughters—one is 1 year old and the other is 7 months old—so life is always full of energy!
What motivates you?
My family is my biggest motivation. They inspire me every day to work hard and keep growing.
What do you enjoy about working at PGT?
I really enjoy the fast-paced environment—it keeps you engaged and makes every day different. I also appreciate the variety of responsibilities, which allows me to continue learning and developing new skills.
What would you say to someone considering joining our team?
PGT is a great place to start or grow your career. Everything here is a team effort, and your coworkers genuinely want to see you succeed.
Fun fact:
I love to travel! I’ve been to nine different countries, including a mission trip to Colombia, and I’ve driven across the U.S. three times.











