The full spectrum of U.S. fabrics from fiber through completed sewn goods, held its officer elections for the financial year 2020 today.
Besides the appointment of a new chairman and vice-chairman, NCTO chosen chairs for each of its four councils. NCTO is comprised of four councils to ensure a wide representation of the market supply chain. Each council has an allotted number of members that are elected to the institution’s Board of Directors, as well as the Executive Committee.
“I’m pleased to announce our new officers, council chairs, and board and executive committee members for NCTO’s 2020 financial year,” explained NCTO President and CEO Kim Glas. “David Roberts, CEO of Cap Yarns, was elected our new chairman and succeeds Leib Oehmig,CEO of Glen Raven Inc., who did an outstanding job serving at the function for more than a year.”
“This is a Vital juncture for our business as we continue to navigate through an uncertain business environment this past year. I could not be prouder of our business, which has stepped up and retooled to generate critical personal protective equipment (PPE) for frontline employees fighting the COVID-19 pandemic. With assistance from our recently elected officers, NCTO will keep working on behalf of its own members to shape policies that will help our industry thrive and innovate. Through a committed association staff and a committed group of business leaders, we’ll make sure that together we continue to have a chair at the table in Washington.”
Elected as NCTO Chairman and Vice Chairman for 2020 are:
Elected into the NCTO Board of Directors through the various Council meetings will be the following:
Fiber Council:
Yarn Council:
Fabric and Home Furnishings Council :
Industry Support Council:
Elected by their respective Councils to serve on the Executive Committee:
Elected to chair the Councils:
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