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General Formulations Taps Gene Kramer as Director of Procurement
Supply-chain pro brings more than 20 years of operations experience.
General Formulations (Sparta, MI), a manufacturer of pressure-sensitive films, has named Gene Kramer its director of procurement.
Gene Kramer
Prior to his new role at General Formulations, he was the vice president of supply chain and manufacturing operations for Kruszka Group, a manufacturing, supply chain, logistics and software consulting company.
Kramer brings more than 20 years of operations experience to General Formulations from several large organizations including Amway, Boehringer-Ingelheim Vetmedica, Konica Minolta Graphic Imaging and BDP International.
For more information, visit generalformulations.com.
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