Mactac Strengthens Leadership Team with Key Executive Hire and Strategic Promotions

Mactac is proud to announce several key leadership updates designed to accelerate the company’s strategic growth, drive innovation, and enhance execution across the organization.

Noelle Sieradzki joined Mactac on May 12 as vice president of sales and marketing for the Graphics and Merchant Products (Sheets) areas of the business. Her expertise in the pressure-sensitive market, combined with her collaborative leadership style and data-driven decision making, makes her an exceptional fit to drive continued growth in our Graphic and Sheet segments.

Janet Page has been promoted to director of Mactac’s Technical Industrial Tapes business unit. A proven leader and a key force behind Mactac’s success in the industrial tape segment, Janet has consistently delivered double-digit, year-over-year growth. Her strategic focus has driven expansion in high-growth markets, including building and construction, as well as e-mobility.

To further advance Mactac’s strategic initiatives, Chris Barushak has been promoted to director of Business Transformation and Strategy, where he will spearhead many of Mactac’s high-impact business initiatives, including the implementation of the enterprise-wide ERP system.
https://www.mactac.com/LeadershipTeamStrengthened

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