Martin names Strandquist executive VP

Marc Strandquist, EVP of Fastening Systems at Martin in Florence. (Martin Inc contributed)

FLORENCE — Martin has hired Marc Strandquist as executive vice president of the fastening solutions division, the company announced.

Martin is a Florence-based custom-tailored solutions provider for maintenance, repair, operation and production supplies.

Strandquist, a 35-year veteran of the C-class component industry, is a global executive leader overseeing companies in Europe, South America and North America, Martin said in a news release.

“I’m delighted to welcome Marc to the Martin team,” said Douglas Ruggles, Martin co-CEO. “Marc is a pragmatic, entrepreneurial, and collaborative business leader who has a proven track record of moving organizations in the right direction.

“I am confident he will help further advance Martin’s OEM component and fastening business and deliver on our purpose statement to help companies operate better.”

Strandquist began his executive career with small businesses with sales of $40 million to $50 million in sales, before transitioning to Würth Industry North America and Optimas Solutions, with sales of $850 million and $650 million respectively.

In his new role, Strandquist will develop and execute strategic plans, drive efficiency and profitability, create synergy across all Martin business units, while building and leading the fastening team to achieve business objectives.

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