Jun 22, 2012
Becker Underwood Restructures Business LeadershipSource: Becker Underwood

Becker Underwood has revamped its management structure and created new positions including chief strategist and global business development lead

Becker Underwood has revamped its management structure.

Paul Holliday will assume the newly created position of chief strategist and will provide direction, expertise and support to the company’s executive team. He will assist in the design of the global organizational structure and ensure that operational decisions align with corporate strategy at all levels within the organization.

Additionally, Holliday is charged with communicating the corporate vision and strategy across all company functions, departments and business units. He most recently served as director of marketing, sales & operations – NAFTA region.

Fernando Lopez assumes the role of global business development lead. In this new position, Lopez is charged with identifying trendsetter ideas and working closely with the company’s research and development team to identify in-licensing opportunities.

He also will assess potential business deals and ensure that the company has a consistent and coherent framework for collaborations with partners and global customers.

Mike McFatrich assumes the role of director of marketing & sales – NAFTA region. In this newly created position, McFatrich has management responsibility for all aspects of marketing and sales within the NAFTA region. He most recently served as national sales manager – U.S. and Mexico.

Chris Feiden assumes the newly created role of global head of operations and supply chain. In this position, Feiden has direct management responsibilities for all manufacturing operations within the NAFTA region. He also will oversee all global manufacturing operations to ensure standardization of process, products, procedures and global supply-chain management.

The changes do not affect the company’s Colorbiotics subsidiary, also headquartered in Ames, Iowa.




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