Bob Woodward Jr., chairman of the board at Palmer-Donavin, announced that Robyn Pollina, current CFO at Palmer-Donavin, has been named CEO of Palmer-Donavin succeeding retiring CEO, Ron Calhoun, effective Aug. 1. Pollina moves into this role after having been with the company for 25 years and serving as CFO for the past 23 years.
“It has been an honor to lead Palmer-Donavin for 25 years,” says Calhoun. “Robyn has been a member of our leadership team during my entire tenure, and it has been my pleasure to have worked with her and watch her develop as a leader. I have no doubt the company will continue to prosper into the future under her vision and guidance.”
As a member of the board, Calhoun will continue to work with Pollina and the executive team to develop strategic initiatives and important relationships.
Pollina says, “I am humbled and honored to have been selected as Palmer-Donavin’s next CEO. I am grateful to our supportive board of directors and our current CEO, Ron Calhoun, as we work on a smooth transition. Our company has a long legacy of strong relationships with our customers in the markets we serve. I have great confidence in our entire leadership team to develop a vision that creates continued and enhanced value for our employee owners, our suppliers and our customers.
