Corey Gustafson to Retire as President and CEO of JohnsByrne

JohnsByrne (the “Company”), a leading provider of premium packaging and specialty print solutions, today announced that Corey Gustafson will retire as President & CEO after more than four decades of leadership. Kevin Andrews, a seasoned leader with deep packaging experience, has been appointed as JohnsByrne’s new CEO. Gustafson will continue to support JohnsByrne as a Board Member and Executive Advisor, ensuring a seamless transition of leadership, culture and strategic direction.

Founded in 1959, JohnsByrne has remained committed to innovation, quality, and customer service throughout decades of family ownership and its recent partnership with GHK Capital Partners (“GHK”). Gustafson has been instrumental in expanding the Company from a boutique Printers Row manufacturer to a premier luxury packaging provider serving some of the world’s most recognized brands. Under his leadership, JohnsByrne has grown significantly, pioneering advancements in premium packaging and delivering market-leading products for customers and consumers.
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