L&NW Staff10.06.20
Brook and Whittle Holdings, a provider of sustainable pressure sensitive and shrink sleeve prime labels, has announced the expansion of its executive team, naming Paul Hogan the new chief financial officer, Scott Willey the vice president of strategic projects, and Daryl Northcott as vice president of marketing, innovation and procurement.
Brook & Whittle, which is majority owned by private equity firm Snow Phipps Group, has significantly expanded in recent years with several acquisitions since Snow Phipps’ initial investment in October 2017.
“We have been fortunate to experience significant growth at Brook & Whittle, driven by our unique sustainable labeling solutions and growing customer base. These additions to the executive team underscore our ongoing commitment to strategic innovation in order to better serve our customers and maintain our position at the forefront of the industry,” says Mark Pollard, CEO of Brook & Whittle. “I am confident that Paul, Scott and Daryl will have a meaningful impact in their new roles.”
Hogan joins Brook & Whittle after most recently serving as CFO of Nelipak Healthcare Packaging Corporation for six years. “Paul brings a wealth of financial and M&A leadership from his involvement in several private equity-backed packaging businesses,” says Pollard.
Hogan has over 30 years of senior financial management experience. Prior to his role as CFO of Nelipak, he spent 24 years at Clondalkin Group, where he served as CFO and also oversaw the firm’s global corporate development and M&A activities. He began his career at Price Waterhouse in 1987. Hogan has been recognized as an industry leader, winning the Plastics News’ “CFO of the Year” award in 2016.
Brook & Whittle’s former CFO, Scott Willey, will assume the newly created role of vice president of strategic projects. “Scott has been a great partner through the most recent chapter in Brook & Whittle’s growth. He has been instrumental to our success and played a critical role in integrating our three prior acquisitions: Prime Package & Label, Croydon, and Label Impressions,” explains Pollard. “Scott’s new role will expand the bandwidth of Brook & Whittle’s executive team by having him fully focus his efforts on critical strategic projects.”
Brook & Whittle also announced the appointment of Northcott as vice president of marketing, innovation and procurement, also a new position at the firm. “I am very excited for Daryl to lead our efforts in creating supply chain solutions for our customers. I previously worked with Daryl for over 10 years, and his substantial product knowledge and reputation for innovation will be a strong asset for Brook & Whittle. I am confident in his ability to create significant value in his new role here,” comments Pollard.
Northcott has over 20 years of experience in the film label business. He started his career at Avery Dennison, holding various roles, including custom product engineer in the Specialty division. Most recently, Daryl was the director of films business Americas for UPM Raflatac.
Don Sturdivant, chairman of Brook & Whittle and operating partner at Snow Phipps says, “We have significantly invested in the leadership team and growth strategy of Brook & Whittle. Paul, Scott and Daryl underscore our commitment to further growth and the ongoing development of our organization.”
Brook & Whittle, which is majority owned by private equity firm Snow Phipps Group, has significantly expanded in recent years with several acquisitions since Snow Phipps’ initial investment in October 2017.
“We have been fortunate to experience significant growth at Brook & Whittle, driven by our unique sustainable labeling solutions and growing customer base. These additions to the executive team underscore our ongoing commitment to strategic innovation in order to better serve our customers and maintain our position at the forefront of the industry,” says Mark Pollard, CEO of Brook & Whittle. “I am confident that Paul, Scott and Daryl will have a meaningful impact in their new roles.”
Hogan joins Brook & Whittle after most recently serving as CFO of Nelipak Healthcare Packaging Corporation for six years. “Paul brings a wealth of financial and M&A leadership from his involvement in several private equity-backed packaging businesses,” says Pollard.
Hogan has over 30 years of senior financial management experience. Prior to his role as CFO of Nelipak, he spent 24 years at Clondalkin Group, where he served as CFO and also oversaw the firm’s global corporate development and M&A activities. He began his career at Price Waterhouse in 1987. Hogan has been recognized as an industry leader, winning the Plastics News’ “CFO of the Year” award in 2016.
Brook & Whittle’s former CFO, Scott Willey, will assume the newly created role of vice president of strategic projects. “Scott has been a great partner through the most recent chapter in Brook & Whittle’s growth. He has been instrumental to our success and played a critical role in integrating our three prior acquisitions: Prime Package & Label, Croydon, and Label Impressions,” explains Pollard. “Scott’s new role will expand the bandwidth of Brook & Whittle’s executive team by having him fully focus his efforts on critical strategic projects.”
Brook & Whittle also announced the appointment of Northcott as vice president of marketing, innovation and procurement, also a new position at the firm. “I am very excited for Daryl to lead our efforts in creating supply chain solutions for our customers. I previously worked with Daryl for over 10 years, and his substantial product knowledge and reputation for innovation will be a strong asset for Brook & Whittle. I am confident in his ability to create significant value in his new role here,” comments Pollard.
Northcott has over 20 years of experience in the film label business. He started his career at Avery Dennison, holding various roles, including custom product engineer in the Specialty division. Most recently, Daryl was the director of films business Americas for UPM Raflatac.
Don Sturdivant, chairman of Brook & Whittle and operating partner at Snow Phipps says, “We have significantly invested in the leadership team and growth strategy of Brook & Whittle. Paul, Scott and Daryl underscore our commitment to further growth and the ongoing development of our organization.”
