Fort Worth-based glassboard originator Clarus has added Bob Krause as chief financial officer, bringing with him decades of experience in financial strategy and executive roles, including CFO, treasurer, and senior management positions.
“Bob brings extensive experience in manufacturing with a proven track record in financial strategy, operational efficiency, and strategic planning,” Clarus CEO Gil Gibson said in a statement. “His deep understanding of the manufacturing landscape and exceptional financial leadership will be instrumental as we continue to scale operations and achieve strategic goals. We’re happy to welcome him aboard.”
Before coming to Clarus, Krause held CFO positions at American Diamond Logistics, SunTree Snack Foods, FWT LLC, American Axle & Manufacturing, and several other organizations, where Clarus said he optimized financial performance and operational efficiency.
His expertise in forecasting, cost optimization, and growth planning will be instrumental as Clarus continues to expand, the company said.
Clarus is the world’s largest innovator, designer, and fabricator of glass visual communication solutions.
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