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Mill Steel taps Hauncher for CFO
Written by David Schollaert
August 21, 2024
Mill Steel Co., a supplier of flat-rolled steel and aluminum products, has named Scott Hauncher as chief financial officer.
Hauncher has over 20 years of experience in financial services, private equity, and M&A, serving most recently as partner at Huron Capital Partners.
He will oversee Mill Steel’s financial operations, driving strategic initiatives, and supporting the company’s long-term growth objectives.
“We are thrilled to welcome Scott to the Mill Steel family,” Pam Heglund, CEO of Mill Steel, said in a statement. “His impressive track record, coupled with his deep understanding of strategic growth initiatives, aligns perfectly with our vision for the future.”
Mill Steel is a provider of flat-rolled steel and aluminum products with six stocking locations in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Alabama, and Texas.
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