Worthington board of directors announced Joseph Hayek as the company’s next president and chief executive officer, or CEO, effective November 1. Hayek, who currently is the company’s executive vice president, chief financial and operations officer, will replace Andy Rose who is retiring. Worthington Enterprises board of directors chairman John Blystone, said, “Joe is a proven leader with a deep understanding of the business, Worthington’s culture and a demonstrated ability to capitalize on the opportunities ahead. We expect a seamless and effective transition as Joe has earned the respect of the Board, our employees and the investment community, and we look forward to continuing to support him and his leadership team as they drive long-term shareholder value.”
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