• Polar Corp. names president & CEO

    March 26, 2013

    Robert D. Denious has been named president and CEO of Polar Corp. Denious is managing director at Questor Management Co., which manages Questor Partners Fund II, L.P., Polar’s majority shareholder.

    Denious was Polar’s president and CEO for a period in 2009 and has since worked closely with Polar’s senior management team as board chair. Denious succeeds Ted Fick, who has resigned to pursue other interests.

    “The board thanks Ted for his leadership and contributions to Polar over the past three and a half years,” Denious said. “When Ted succeeded me as president and CEO in 2009, we looked to him to help our three business divisions, Polar Tank Trailer, Polar Service Centers, and Rockwell American, find avenues for growth. Each of the major goals that the Board set for those divisions has now been accomplished. We wish Ted well.”

    Denious has led the acquisition of, worked with, advised, and been an officer and director of a number of manufacturing and service businesses over the past 25 years.

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