Home › Homes Stories
Larwin Company names V.P. of sales, marketing
STORY TOOLS 
More from Homes StoriesEncino — Larwin Company, one of California's most prominent home builders, has announced the appointment of Kevin Dibben as vice president of sales and marketing.
A resident of Simi Valley, Dibben brings more than 20 years of sales management and marketing experience to the company.
"The appointment of Kevin Dibben will be of immediate benefit to Larwin Company as we strive to meet the challenges of this difficult new-home market, as well as formulate the policy and practices needed to manage our sales efforts," said Denis Cullumber, president of Larwin Company.
"Kevin is an accomplished professional, whose talent and enthusiasm will go a long way toward helping Larwin accomplish its goals in this most challenging environment," Cullumber said.
Larwin Company currently has seven new home communities open for sale in Lancaster, Palmdale, La Tuna Canyon, Ventura, and in Orcutt on the Central Coast. Prices range from the mid-$200,000s to the $900,000s. Larwin's newest community of Arroyo Run, a select group of Simi Valley townhomes, is scheduled for a Sept. 29 grand opening with prices beginning in the mid-$400,000s.
Larwin Company has built more than 50,000 homes in over 172 separate communities during the past 59 years. When you purchase a Larwin home, you'll join more than 50,000 other homeowners who have helped to make Larwin one of the nation's most respected home builders.
(Requires free registration.)
Article discussions on this site are to support community debates of issues related to our stories and editorials.
Discussions should not stray from the subject of the story or editorial.
We do not allow the following:
We reserve the right to delete threads and/or ban users for these or other reasons we deem necessary.
Opinions are the sole responsibility of the person posting them. You agree not to post comments that are off topic, defamatory, obscene, abusive, threatening or an invasion of privacy. Violators may be banned. Click here for our full user agreement.