NewAge Industries announces new directors
NewAge Industries announced the promotions of Mary Marcus and Mary Vander Neut.
Marcus is the company’s new Director of Quality, while Vander Neut fills the new position of Finance Director. Both women have been employed by the company for several years.
Marcus is a member of the American Society for Quality (ASQ) and is a Certified Six Sigma Green Belt (CSSGB). As Director of Quality she is responsible for all aspects of NewAge Industries’ quality program, such as developing and administering its Quality Management System (QMS), training, data and root cause analyses, process improvements and facilitating change throughout the organization.
Marcus also ensures that the quality program will meet or exceed both internal and external customers’ needs and expectations. Her duties apply to NewAge’s industrial plastic and rubber tubing and its AdvantaPure line of high purity tubing and Single-Use components for the pharmaceutical and biopharma industries. She heads a team of nine.
Mary Vander Neut began her employment with NewAge Industries as a sales representative for its plastic and rubber tubing. Her interest in finance and business led her to continue her college education while working full time, graduating with a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting.
After obtaining her degree, Vander Neut worked in the company’s Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable departments and was promoted to Assistant Controller in 2010. In 2012, she took over NewAge’s Human Resources responsibilities as well.
Vander Neut was promoted to Finance Director on Jan. 1. She is responsible for the overall continued financial health of the 4A1 D&B rated corporation and manages the Accounting and Human Resources teams. Her duties include directing the preparation of budgets and projections, forecasting, preparing financial reports, arranging accounting audits, overseeing several types of corporate insurance and benefits administration. Vander Neut is also a trustee of NewAge’s ESOP (Employee Stock Ownership Plan), a program by which the employees own 40% of the company.
NewAge Industries is currently seeking applicants for engineering and sales positions within the United States.
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