Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
confidentialMemphis (TN)
About the role
Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
About the Company:
Leading private equity-backed manufacturer of flooring products and accessories with strong retail and distribution channels. Industry Building Materials TypePrivately Held, Private Equity-backed
About the Role:
The Company is in need of a commercially driven Chief Executive Officer (CEO) to lead the business through a phase of organic growth, commercial expansion, and M&A. The successful candidate will be responsible for developing and implementing the company's strategic vision, driving profitability, and ensuring operational excellence. This role requires a leader with a strong background in the manufacturing sector, particularly in the areas of flooring products and accessories, and a proven track record in managing and growing a business within national retail and distribution channels. Applicants for the CEO position at the company should have a deep understanding of the manufacturing industry, with a focus on product and market development. The role demands a visionary leader who can inspire and motivate teams, as well as a strategic thinker capable of making data-driven decisions. A background in private equity-backed environments is highly desirable, as is experience in leading a company through periods of significant change and growth. The ideal candidate will have a strong network within the industry and a talent for building and maintaining relationships with key stakeholders. A Bachelor's degree in business, engineering, or a related field is required, and an MBA is a plus. FunctionsCEO/President
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