Hollman promotes COO Sue Hwang to president - Dallas Business Journal

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She is succeeding current president, Travis Hollman, who will remain as CEO. This is the first time someone outside the Hollman family will hold the position.

She is succeeding the current president,, who will remain CEO. This is the first time someone outside the Hollman family will hold the position.

"We have experienced unprecedented growth over the past few years and are positioned to reach even more milestones in the immediate future," Hollman said in a news release."Sue's exceptional leadership skills will take us to the next level and ensure that Hollman continues to be the global leader in locker manufacturing.". She left the company in 2003 before returning in 2011 as VP of the locker division. Hwang was promoted to COO in 2019.

"I am truly honored to be the first president of Hollman, Inc. from outside of the Hollman family," Hwang said in the release."My goal is to continue building up and leveraging the innovative competitive advantages that have allowed us to become the largest global locker manufacturer and solution provider."

Founded in 1976, Hollman has manufactured over 12 million sports, fitness and office lockers. The company has collaborated with organizations including the NFL, NBA, MLB and NHL.NTX Next: 2023 Economic Outlook Please join the Dallas Business Journal and Texas Capital Bank for an expert look at the latest information concerning global, national, and regional trends impacting the economy.

 

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