Tony Mollica Named CEO of Twin Rivers

We are pleased to announce that 30-year paper and packaging veteran Tony Mollica joined Twin Rivers as our new Chief Executive Officer. He brings to the company a unique blend of sales, operations, and leadership experience that will accelerate our strategic transformation to becoming the market-leading manufacturer of specialty packaging, technical, label, and publishing papers.

Tony replaces Tim Lowe, who will return to his role on the Board of Directors after acting as Interim CEO.

As a highly experienced, successful, and well-regarded leader, Tony knows the industry inside and out. Over his distinguished career, he has had exposure to a variety of aspects of the business, including strategic management, sales, product development, and commercial and operational leadership.

Tony could not be a better fit as he brings first-hand knowledge, operational insight, and a strong customer focus. His leadership is critical in achieving our next level of growth as a nimble, high-quality, innovative specialty paper manufacturer.
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