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MMI Textiles, a U.S.-based textile manufacturer, has announced two updates to the company’s leadership team.
Kathleen Wagner has joined MMI Textiles as director of sales, bringing more than 15 years of sales and customer leadership experience. Based in MMI’s Brooklyn, Ohio headquarters, Wagner will lead the company’s sales organization with a focus on sales team development, customer growth, new market expansion and strategic alignment across the business. Wagner joins MMI Textiles from Hyland Software, where she held multiple senior leadership roles spanning sales management and customer success.
MMI Textiles also announced that Scott Roubic has joined the company as chief financial officer (CFO). Roubic succeeds longtime CFO Kathy Stevens, who is retiring from her full-time role. Stevens will remain with MMI Textiles in a part-time capacity to support a smooth transition and provide continuity.
Roubic brings more than 30 years of senior financial leadership experience across public, private and private-equity-backed organizations. His background includes financial strategy, treasury, M&A, enterprise risk management,and operational finance within multi-site and complex operating environments. Before joining MMI Textiles, Roubic held executive finance leadership roles at TravelCenters of America, JOANN Stores and Wholesome International.
As CFO, Roubic will oversee all financial functions, including strategic planning, financial reporting, treasury and operational finance, supporting MMI Textiles’ continued investment in innovation, domestic manufacturing, and long-term growth initiatives.
“We are thrilled to welcome both Scott and Kathleen to the MMI leadership team,” says Amy Bircher Bruyn, CEO and owner of MMI Textiles. “Kathleen brings the sales leadership, structure, and people development experience that will help elevate our commercial organization, while Scott’s financial expertise and strategic mindset will be instrumental as we continue to grow and invest in the future of U.S. textiles. We are also deeply grateful to Kathy Stevens for her many contributions and are pleased she will continue supporting the business during this transition.”