Changes: VP of Northeastern Sales

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Throughout The Office, corporate has had a large part in the series. An especially important part is the position of Vice President of Northeastern Sales', also known as Director of Sales. The position changes frequently throughout the show.

Employees

The employees of the that job include Jan Levinson, a first strict, strong boss who falls for Michael and becomes crazy, fired for wasting time and dating Michael, Ryan Howard, an unorthodox, but cruel boss, fired for fraud and drug use, and Charles Miner, a strict, no-nonsense boss, fired during Dunder Mifflin's buyout by Sabre.

Jan Levinson-Gould

First appearance (as boss): Pilot.
Last appearance (as boss): The Job.

Jan Levinson was once a strong, but empathetic, kind, but unwavering boss. However, when Jan started a relationship with Michael, she started to crash. During season three, she lied about being with her family to have sex with Michael and paid him to come have sex with her. After getting a boob job, and missing more and more work, and also, according to David Wallace, "shopping on the internet all day," she is fired in "The Job." She was there for more than three years. She left Scranton and is now a candle salesperson with a young baby.

Ryan Howard

First appearance (as boss): Fun Run.
Last appearance (as boss): Goodbye, Toby.

Ryan, formerly a temp at the Scranton branch, was promoted to the position by David Wallace, despite several more experienced salespersons applying for the job, including Michael Scott, Karen Filippelli, and Jim Halpert (who ultimately withdrew himself from consideration to stay in Scranton). Ryan made huge changes, most notably launching Dunder Mifflin Infinity, a new website, which unfortunately initially becomes known for harboring sexual predators. Ryan eventually began abusing drugs and resorting to fraud to create the impression of sales on the website. He tries to get Jim fired, possibly feeling threatened by Jim's friendship with Wallace, or out of fear that the fraudulent website sales might be discovered after Jim questions its purpose. Ryan is arrested and fired after his acts of fraud are discovered, after which Michael re-hired him as a temp at Scranton.

Charles Miner

First appearance (as boss): New Boss.
Last appearance (as boss): Company Picnic, fired in Secret Santa.

After Ryan is fired, Charles Miner insists on making DM better and tries to instill reason. Although mild-mannered, he is mean to and head-butts Michael. When he shuts down Michael's party, Michael quits. He hates Jim Halpert and tries to get him demoted from his spot. He likes Dwight and his focused attitude. Although he is popular with the office at first, he starts to become less and less popular as Pam, Ryan, and Michael, from The Michael Scott Paper Company, take clients from Dunder Mifflin. He sucks-up to David Wallace, and is too competitive.

Gabe Lewis

First appearance (as boss): Sabre.
Last appearance (as boss): Free Family Portrait Studio.

Gabe is never actually the VP of Northeastern Sales (his official job title is Coordinating Director for Emerging Regions), but he comes closest to it when Sabre acquires Dunder Mifflin. Gabe is shown to be quite the odd person; he has a passion for horror movies, is incredibly socially awkward, and all around just a dorky person. His meek and quiet personality work against him and DM, as he is pushed around quite often by his coworkers/subordinates. He stays in the position of Coordinating Director until David Wallace buys back Dunder Mifflin at the end of Season 9

Vacancy

First appearance: New Guys

Gabe Lewis seemed to have disappeared without a trace when David Wallace bought the company. The position is currently either vacant or the current person has little to no impact on the company.

Notes

People in this job have the tendency to crash and burn in their jobs. Many start very successful and then crash and are eventually fired for bad behavior or crime.
Two of the three VP's do not like Jim. Ryan Howard and Charles Miner, dislike him, although Jan showed respect towards him.

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-Throughout "[[The Office]]"'s run, corporate has had a large part in the series. An especially important part is the position of '''VP of Northeastern Sales''', also known as Director of Sales. The position changes frequently throughout the show..
+Throughout ''[[The Office]]'', corporate has had a large part in the series. An especially important part is the position of ''Vice President of Northeastern Sales''', also known as Director of Sales. The position changes frequently throughout the show.
 ==Employees==
-The employees of the that job include [[Jan Levinson]], a first strict, strong boss who falls for Michael and becomes crazy, fired for wasting time and dating [[Michael]], [[Ryan Howard]], a unorthodox, but cruel boss, fired for fraud and drug use, [[Charles Miner]], a strict, mean boss, fired during [[Dunder Mifflin]]'s buyout by [[Sabre (company)|Sabre]], and currently [[Gabe Louis]], the new VP of sales for Dunder Mifflin-Sabre.
+The employees of the that job include [[Jan Levinson]], a first strict, strong boss who falls for Michael and becomes crazy, fired for wasting time and dating [[Michael Scott|Michael]], [[Ryan Howard]], an unorthodox, but cruel boss, fired for fraud and drug use, and [[Charles Miner]], a strict, no-nonsense boss, fired during [[Dunder Mifflin Paper Company|Dunder Mifflin]]'s buyout by [[Sabre (company)|Sabre]].
-==Jan Levinson-Gould Era==
+==Jan Levinson-Gould==
 [[File:Jan.jpg|left|126px]]
 * ''First appearance (as boss): [[Pilot]].''
 * ''Last appearance (as boss): [[The Job]].''
-Jan Levinson was once a strong, but empathetic, kind, but unwavering boss. However, when Jan started a relationship with Michael, she started to crash. During season three, she lied about being with her family to have sex with Michael and paid Michael to come have sex with her. After getting a boob job, and missing more and more work, and also, according to [[David Wallace]], "shopping on the internet all day," she is fired in "[[The Job]]." She was there for more than three years. She left [[Scranton]] and is now a candle-salesman with a [[Astrid Levinson|young baby]].
+Jan Levinson was once a strong, but empathetic, kind, but unwavering boss. However, when Jan started a relationship with Michael, she started to crash. During season three, she lied about being with her family to have sex with Michael and paid him to come have sex with her. After getting a boob job, and missing more and more work, and also, according to [[David Wallace]], "shopping on the internet all day," she is fired in "[[The Job]]." She was there for more than three years. She left [[Scranton]] and is now a candle salesperson with a [[Astrid Levinson|young baby]].
 {{-}}
-==Ryan Howard Era==
+==Ryan Howard==
 [[File:RyansStooges.jpg|right|172px]]
 * ''First appearance (as boss): [[Fun Run]].''
 * ''Last appearance (as boss): [[Goodbye, Toby]].''
-Ryan, formerly a temp at the Scranton branch, was promoted to the position by [[David Wallace]], despite several more experienced salespersons applying for the job, including [[Michael Scott]], [[Karen Filippelli]], and [[Jim Halpert]] (who ultimately withdrew himself from consideration to stay in Scranton). Ryan made huge changes, most notably launching Dunder Mifflin Infinity, a new website, which unfortunately initially becomes known for harboring sexual predators. Ryan eventually began abusing drugs and resorting to fraud to create the impression of sales on the website.
+Ryan, formerly a temp at the Scranton branch, was promoted to the position by [[David Wallace]], despite several more experienced salespersons applying for the job, including [[Michael Scott]], [[Karen Filippelli]], and [[Jim Halpert]] (who ultimately withdrew himself from consideration to stay in Scranton). Ryan made huge changes, most notably launching Dunder Mifflin Infinity, a new website, which unfortunately initially becomes known for harboring sexual predators. Ryan eventually began abusing drugs and resorting to fraud to create the impression of sales on the website. He tries to get Jim fired, possibly feeling threatened by Jim's friendship with Wallace, or out of fear that the fraudulent website sales might be discovered after Jim questions its purpose. Ryan is arrested and fired after his acts of fraud are discovered, after which Michael re-hired him as a temp at Scranton.
-He tries to get Jim fired, possibly feeling threatened by Jim's friendship with Wallace, or out of fear that the fruadulent website sales might be discovered after Jim questions its purpose. Ryan is arrested and fired after his acts of fraud are discovered, after which Michael re-hired him as a temp at Scranton.
 {{-}}
-==Charles Miner Era==
+==Charles Miner==
 [[File:CharlesMiner.jpg|left|125px]]
 * ''First appearance (as boss): [[New Boss]].''
 * ''Last appearance (as boss): [[Company Picnic]], fired in [[Secret Santa]].''
-After [[Ryan]] is fired, [[Charles Miner]] insists on making DM better and tries to instill reason. Although mild-mannered, he is mean and head-butts Michael. When he shuts down Michael's party, he quits. He hates Jim Halpert and tries to get him demoted from his spot. He likes [[Dwight]] and his focused attitude. Although he is popular with the office at first, he starts to become less and less popular as [[Pam]], [[Ryan]], and [[Michael]], from [[The Michael Scott Paper Company]], take clients from Dunder Mifflin. He sucks-up to [[David Wallace]], and is too competitive.
+After [[Ryan Howard|Ryan]] is fired, [[Charles Miner]] insists on making DM better and tries to instill reason. Although mild-mannered, he is mean to and head-butts Michael. When he shuts down Michael's party, Michael quits. He hates Jim Halpert and tries to get him demoted from his spot. He likes [[Dwight Schrute|Dwight]] and his focused attitude. Although he is popular with the office at first, he starts to become less and less popular as [[Pam Beesly|Pam]], [[Ryan Howard|Ryan]], and [[Michael Scott|Michael]], from [[The Michael Scott Paper Company]], take clients from Dunder Mifflin. He sucks-up to [[David Wallace]], and is too competitive.
 {{-}}
-==Gabe Lewis Era==
+==Gabe Lewis==
 * ''First appearance (as boss): [[Sabre]].''
-* ''Last appearance (as boss): [[Free Family Portrait Studio]]''
+* ''Last appearance (as boss): [[Free Family Portrait Studio]].''
+Gabe is never actually the VP of Northeastern Sales (his official job title is Coordinating Director for Emerging Regions), but he comes closest to it when [[Sabre (company)|Sabre]] acquires Dunder Mifflin. Gabe is shown to be quite the odd person; he has a passion for horror movies, is incredibly socially awkward, and all around just a dorky person. His meek and quiet personality work against him and DM, as he is pushed around quite often by his coworkers/subordinates. He stays in the position of Coordinating Director until [[David Wallace]] buys back Dunder Mifflin at the end of [[Season 9]]
-Gabe Lewis is the new director of sales after DM is bought out by the [[Sabre (company)|printer company, Sabre]]. He is apprehensive to talk to Michael and doesn't argue with him. He seems to have no feelings for the staff of Scranton, and is highly enthusiastic about the buy-out. He is intimidated by Sabre CEO, [[Jo Bennett]], who yells at him to show him Michael Scott. Over the course of the show however Gabe gets viewed as weaker and more shadow-like and people start ignoring him or being just straight up disrespectful.
 ==Vacancy==
 *''First appearance: [[New Guys]]''
+Gabe Lewis seemed to have disappeared without a trace when [[David Wallace]] bought the company. The position is currently either vacant or the current person has little to no impact on the company.
-*''Last appeareance: [[???]]''
-Gabe Lewis seemed to have disappeared without a trace when [[David Wallace]] bought the company. The position is currently even vacant or the current person has little to no impact on the company.
 ==Notes==
 * People in this job have the tendency to crash and burn in their jobs. Many start very successful and then crash and are eventually fired for bad behavior or crime.
-* Two of the three VPs do not like Jim. Ryan Howard and Charles Minor dislike him, although Jan showed respect towards him.
+* Two of the three VP's do not like Jim. Ryan Howard and Charles Miner, dislike him, although Jan showed respect towards him.
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