These new appointments are effective immediately and reflect the company’s commitment to its long-term growth strategy.

In her new role, Bloch will oversee business development, customer service, marketing communications and human resources. Bloch is the first woman to be named to NIBCO’s executive leadership team who is a nonfamily member.  

Mark Olson, who recently announced plans to step aside from leading the company as CEO, will begin transitioning responsibilities to Gullickson over the coming months.

The actions will prioritize the creation of much-needed residential housing that is affordable, energy-efficient, greenhouse gas-reducing, and near transit and good jobs. 

Charlotte Pipe’s new foundry is situated on 700 acres in Stanly County, about 35 miles east of the cast iron foundry it operated in Uptown Charlotte for more than 100 years.

The Axel Springer Award is an annual event that brings together visionary thinkers and top-level decision-makers from various industries.

This year, the program will award $200,000 in scholarships to 40 students across the U.S. and Canada to support trade education.

Charlotte Pipe and Foundry announced that Tim Clinkenbeard will join Charlotte Pipe as Chief Human Resources Officer in October. 

The 80-acre parcel in Shalersville and the construction of the new plant represent an investment of approximately $200 million in Ohio. 

Redding brings a combination of distinguished academic credentials and over 17 years of experience in the manufacturing and construction industries.