- MSA Safety (NYSE:MSA) Thursday announced that its board elected Steve Blanco as chief executive officer, to be effective May 10.
- His election is part of planned management succession and coincides with a decision by MSA Chairman and CEO Nish Vartanian to inform the Board of Directors that he intends to retire as CEO in May of this year.
- Blanco joined MSA in 2012 as Vice President of Global Operational Excellence. In 2017, he was named President of MSA Americas, responsible for the company’s business in the U.S., Canada, and Latin America.
- Source: Press Release
Trending
- ‘I want to die “young” as late as possible,’ says 83-year-old triathlete doctor who reinvented himself after a midlife crisis
- 10 Israeli Soldiers Hospitalized After Wasp Swarm Attack
- Construction Partners posts strong Q2 amid high demand By Investing.com
- ZIM Integrated sails to top industrial gainer of week, Builders FirstSource sees loser tag
- US Marine Says 40% of Drones the IDF Has Shot Down Were Their Own
- Amprius Technologies doubles customer base, boosts revenue By Investing.com
- My 19-year-old son wants to get married so Uncle Sam will ‘kick in more scratch’ for his girlfriend’s financial aid. Is this a terrible idea?
- Meet the Doomsayers Waiting for the Economy to Crash
Thursday, August 7
MSA Safety elects Steve Blanco as CEO; Nish Vartanian to retire (NYSE:MSA)
By 
