Sunnen Products Leadership

Driven leader with progressive experience, and demonstrated results, leading global organizations; significantly improving both top and bottom-line performances. Background within PE/VC, publically, and privately held organizations. Adept at developing/implementing strategies based on a rolling and in-depth business review processes. Leads all functional areas to include Sales and Marketing, Finance, Engineering, Operations (both unionized and non-unionized), IT, and HR. Highly effective at reorganizing, streamlining, and strengthening manufacturing processes and business systems. Proven results in turning around underperforming entities. Successful at building and directing high-performance teams that collaborate as focused units. Directs initiatives not limited to M&A, Digital Transformation, development and use of the Analytics function, global manufacturing footprint optimization, Contact Strategy development, Supply Chain optimization, Employee Engagement measurement and improvement, and Product Development life cycle improvement.

Core qualifications include; Strategic Business Planning, Debt Structure / Capitalization Engineering, Lean Manufacturing Leadership, Business Development, Revenue Growth, Sales and Marketing Leadership, Demonstrated Turnaround Success, Analytics Development, Financial Engineering, Change Management, Profitability Improvement, Business System Development / Process Re-engineering, and Technical Product Development.

Industry experience to include OEM and Tier Automotive, Architectural Products, Telecommunications, Energy Storage, Recreational Products, Capital Equipment, and Industrial Supplies.

Mike Haughey is a Chief Operating Officer at Sunnen Products and is based in United States.

Rob Ludwig is a Chief Financial Officer & Treasurer at Sunnen Products and is based in Greater St. Louis Area. He has worked as Consulting Manager at EY, Senior Accounting Analyst at Westinghouse Electric Co., and Consulting Manager at UHY LLP. Rob attended Kelley School of Business between 1977 and 1981 and University of Michigan Ross School of Business between 1986 and 1988.