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Conner Industries appoints Kevin Kenjarski as its new CRO in order to expand multi-material packaging abilities while strengthening national growth across industrial sectors.
Kevin Kenjarski was appointed as the new Chief Revenue Officer of Conner Industries, a packaging business situated in Fort Worth. The business is working on expanding its combined packaging division and its national presence. Kenjarski will manage sales, commercial operations, important accounts, and new business development in this role. To meet the rising demand in sectors like manufacturing, aerospace, and defense, he will work closely with Conner's Industrial Packaging Division.
CEO David Dixon stated, "Kevin's experience in developing complex packaging businesses is needed for Conner's next stage." "He'll support preparing our teams for future success as we grow across wood, foam, corrugated, and plastics—including the military and aerospace sectors." Conner has taken a number of important steps to expand its packaging division. Bought Kirkland Sales Inc., a Dallas-based business focusing on foam, gasket, and plastic packaging, in March. To complete government contracts while improving manufacturing capacity.
Kenjarski stated, "Conner's skill to combine wood expertise with custom diverse packaging is unique, and I'm eager to support the business. In improving relationships with customers, expanding important accounts, and carrying out a data-based approach to business strategy. Kenjarski has been a sales and marketing executive for more than 25 years. In addition to his previous roles at Clondalkin Group and Pretium Packaging, he recently held important roles at Smurfit Westrock, managing a sales team valued at billions of dollars. His hiring is the most recent development in Conner's aim to expand its ability for multiple-material packaging. Conner is placing itself in a position to lead the changing industrial packaging market, where speed, customization, and material innovation are needed to satisfy the changing demands of supply chains of the future.
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