WOLF kicks off 2012 with corporate restructuring

York, Pa.-based building products company WOLF renamed and reorganized several divisions amid a slew of new appointments. 

The restructuring will result in a reduction in the number of business units from 13 to seven for the company that said it is continuing its transition from a traditional distributor to "an innovative new supply-chain model."

Tom Wolf, WOLF chairman and CEO said: “This reorganization enables us to distribute decision-making authority more broadly throughout the company. The new structure also provides clearer lines of accountability.”

There were no job cuts as a result of the restructuring.

Under The Wolf Organization umbrella, WOLF Building Products will become WOLF Home Products. This division will source and sell American-made, WOLF-branded products through WOLF and other channels located in the United States and beyond. 

In addition to his role as president of The Wolf Organization, Craig Danielson will serve as president of the new WOLF Home Products division. Brad Kostelich will assume the position of president of WOLF, formerly called Wolf Distributing Co. Mike Sessinger will serve as executive VP sales. Rick Post, Bob Lett, Joe Facini and Mark Simmers will serve as regional VPs in WOLF’s Northeast, Mid-Atlantic Building Products, Mid-Atlantic Kitchen and Bath and Southeast business units, respectively. 

The restructuring will also create two shared services divisions: WOLF Support Services, which will be led by Patty Cobaugh, who will assume the title of executive VP, and the WOLF Corporate Division, which will be led by executive VP and chief financial officer Michael Newsome.

WOLF develops products and programs that enable 3,000 pro dealers across 18 East Coast states.