January 12, 2021
Andrew Spellman in as VP at Therabody
The experienced promo executive will be vice president of the health and wellness brand’s corporate markets division.
Well-known promo industry executive Andrew Spellman has joined Therabody as vice president of corporate markets.
Spellman comes to Therabody from The Magnet Group (asi/68507), an Alpharetta, GA-based firm that is the 12th largest supplier by revenue in the North American promotional products industry. At Magnet, he was senior vice president and general manager.
Prior to his tenure at Magnet, Spellman was vice president of corporate markets for Victorinox Swiss Army (asi/93755). Spellman successfully managed the Connecticut-based supplier’s branded products division for more than 14 years.
Spellman, who holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of Missouri in St. Louis, was recently named to the Board of Directors for Promotional Products Association International (PPAI).
He’s also been active in charitable endeavors, having served on the Board of Directors for the Guardian Angel Settlement Association in several different roles, including being chairman of the golf committee, board vice chairman and then chairman of the board. Guardian Angel has provided childcare services and social services in St. Louis for more than 150 years. In addition, Spellman served on the Board of Directors of the St. Vincent De Paul Mission of Waterbury during his time in Connecticut. Spellman currently resides in Wildwood, MO, with his two teenage daughters.
Therabody is a health and wellness brand that produces percussive therapy devices that provide deep muscle treatments aimed at relieving pain and muscle tension/tightness, while also energizing the body and enhancing performance and recovery.
Therabody has partnerships with world-class athletes and professional sports teams, including basketball star Paul George, Liverpool FC standout and England international soccer star Trent Alexander-Arnold and Real Madrid, a Spain-based soccer club that’s the sixth highest valued professional sports team in the world, according to Forbes.