SupplyOne, Inc. Announces Leadership Changes

Bill Leith

SupplyOne, Inc., the largest independent supplier of corrugated and other value-added packaging products, equipment, and services in the U.S., announced that Bill Leith, the company’s founder, has become its executive chairman, and Todd Renehan has been appointed the Company’s president and CEO.

Renehan joined SupplyOne as its executive VP and COO in May 2021, as part of the Company’s plan to enhance executive leadership to manage its rapid growth. Prior to joining SupplyOne, Renehan had been the CEO of Incora, a $2.3 billion distributor and global provider of supply chain management services for C class hardware, chemicals, and electronic products to the aerospace, defense, manufacturing, and electronics industries.

In his new role as executive chairman, Leith will continue to lead SupplyOne’s strategic program of acquiring best-in-class corrugated converting companies and value-added packaging distributors and assist Renehan with strategic initiatives that will position the Company for continued long-term growth.

“Todd is an accomplished leader with deep commercial, distribution, and operational experience in both public and private equity-owned businesses. Having had an opportunity to work closely with Todd over the last several months, I believe that he has the skills and leadership experience, and understanding of the SupplyOne culture, to further accelerate growth for the Company and our customers,” said Leith. “I look forward to collaborating with him in our new roles.”

“Bill Leith founded SupplyOne 23 years ago with a vision to build a unique operating platform around customers’ packaging needs to improve their profitability. That vision has fueled SupplyOne’s remarkable growth and remains the foundation for our future growth. I am excited to have the opportunity to lead SupplyOne to the next level,” said Renehan.

Source: SupplyOne

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