Dallas-based Sammons Industrial announced that Mark Piccirillo, Amanda Coley, and Heather Meiner have been appointed to the company’s executive leadership team.
“I am excited to have Mark, Amanda, and Heather join me at Sammons Industrial as we continue to drive a strategic vision to best support our growing industrial sector. Their leadership in the Briggs business provides unmatched experience in supporting our customers, businesses, and team members, while maintaining a solid company culture,” Sammons Industrial CEO Dan Lister said in a statement.
Piccirillo will serve as chief financial officer. The company said he is a proven strategic leader, with more than 25 years of experience. Piccirillo has held roles with responsibilities in the U.S. and abroad, including mergers & acquisitions, P&L ownership, growth initiatives, and profitability improvements. Most recently, he was the chief financial officer for Briggs Industrial Solutions, one of several global companies within parent company Sammons Industrial.
Coley will serve as vice president, human resources, and brings more than 15 years of experience to her position. Coley joined Sammons in 2014, serving in different roles in human resources at Briggs Industrial Solutions until ultimately taking on the role of VP of Human Resources and Training.
Meiner will serve as vice president of marketing and technology. Heather joined Sammons in 2018, and most recently was VP of marketing & technology for the Briggs Industrial Solutions business. With more than 25 years of B-to-C and B-to-B experience, Meiner’s work spans small and large organizations both in the U.S. and across international locations.
Sammons Industrial, a Sammons Enterprises-owned company, is the parent company of the Enterprises’ industrial investments and operating companies, including a group of global materials handling companies under the trade names Briggs Industrial Solutions in the U.S., and Briggs Equipment in Mexico, the United Kingdom, and the Republic of Ireland.
Sammons Industrial also owns SitePro Rentals, a general equipment rental business in the U.S., Sammons Warehouse Solutions, a warehouse automation, installation, and design company, and has investments in other industrial ventures in hydrogen fuels.
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