Apple Valley Chamber Of Commerce: MAJOR CHANGE AT UPONOR

Press release from the Apple Valley Chamber of Commerce:

January 11, 2022

It was announced today that BILL GRAY, President of Uponor North America (headquartered in Apple Valley) will be leaving his position as of January 10, 2022. Bill has been one of the top supporters of the Apple Valley Chamber of Commerce. As President of Uponor North America, Bill came to Apple Valley from Toronto over a decade ago. He has personally attended and donated to countless events at our Chamber as well as encouraging his team to be 100% community minded. Even as recently as this past week, Bill has given our Chamber access to their facilities for an HR Job Hiring Series that we will be co-hosting with four other Chambers. Chamber President Ed Kearney said:
Change in Uponor’s Executive Committee
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Bill Gray, President, Building Solutions – North America and a member of Uponor’s Executive Committee has decided to pursue new challenges outside Uponor. He will leave his position on the Executive Committee and the President as of 10 January 2022. In order to assure a seamless transition, Bill will be available to support Uponor’s management until mid-March 2022.

John Reutter, Vice President, Finance, Building Solutions – North America has been appointed interim President, Building Solutions – North America and an interim member of Uponor’s Executive Committee as of 10 January 2022.

“I want to thank Bill for his many contributions in building the success of Uponor North America during the past decade. Under Bill’s leadership, our North American business has quadrupled its profits and built a solid market position in the residential segment, while also gaining market share in the commercial segment,” comments Michael Rauterkus, President and CEO, Uponor Corporation.

The recruitment process for a new President, Building Solutions – North America is underway.

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This press release was produced by the Apple Valley Chamber of Commerce. The views expressed here are the author’s own.