BMC Stock makes executive moves
BMC Stock Holdings, Inc. announced a trio of key appointments to its leadership team.
Timothy Johnson has been named executive VP and general counsel, effective immediately. Johnson will report to Dave Flitman, president and CEO of BMC. He will manage all legal matters for the company, including corporate governance, acquisitions and litigation.
“We are very pleased to welcome Tim to BMC. His vast knowledge of the industry and proven legal expertise will serve the company well as we continue to execute our growth strategies, including our tuck-in acquisition strategy. I look forward to working with Tim and am confident that his capabilities will be a valuable addition to our leadership team,” Flitman said in a prepared statement.
BMC has also appointed Joyce Vonada as chief information officer, effective Nov. 8, 2018, and Gary Gross as VP of pro-remodeling, effective Nov. 19, 2018.
According to Flitman, Vonada is overseeing the company’s efforts to leverage technology and drive internal efficiencies that deliver innovative customer-focused solutions, while Gross is leading the acceleration of the company’s growth in the segment of professional remodelers.
Johnson brings more than 15 years of private and corporate legal experience to BMC and comes from Ply Gem, where he served as senior vp and general counsel since 2008.
Vonada most recently served as CIO for American Tire Distributors, one of the largest independent suppliers of tires to the replacement tire market.
Gross has over 20 years of leadership experience at major corporations, including overseeing large managed sales and service networks, financial and strategic planning, business development and operational management. From 2000 to 2018, he held various senior leadership positions at the Lowe’s Companies, including vp of services, VP of installed and special-order sales, VP of store operations support, VP of financial planning and analysis, and director of strategic planning.
BMC has annual sales of more than $3.4 billion and serves 45 metro areas across 19 states, mostly in the South and West regions.
Timothy Johnson has been named executive VP and general counsel, effective immediately. Johnson will report to Dave Flitman, president and CEO of BMC. He will manage all legal matters for the company, including corporate governance, acquisitions and litigation.
“We are very pleased to welcome Tim to BMC. His vast knowledge of the industry and proven legal expertise will serve the company well as we continue to execute our growth strategies, including our tuck-in acquisition strategy. I look forward to working with Tim and am confident that his capabilities will be a valuable addition to our leadership team,” Flitman said in a prepared statement.
BMC has also appointed Joyce Vonada as chief information officer, effective Nov. 8, 2018, and Gary Gross as VP of pro-remodeling, effective Nov. 19, 2018.
According to Flitman, Vonada is overseeing the company’s efforts to leverage technology and drive internal efficiencies that deliver innovative customer-focused solutions, while Gross is leading the acceleration of the company’s growth in the segment of professional remodelers.
Johnson brings more than 15 years of private and corporate legal experience to BMC and comes from Ply Gem, where he served as senior vp and general counsel since 2008.
Vonada most recently served as CIO for American Tire Distributors, one of the largest independent suppliers of tires to the replacement tire market.
Gross has over 20 years of leadership experience at major corporations, including overseeing large managed sales and service networks, financial and strategic planning, business development and operational management. From 2000 to 2018, he held various senior leadership positions at the Lowe’s Companies, including vp of services, VP of installed and special-order sales, VP of store operations support, VP of financial planning and analysis, and director of strategic planning.
BMC has annual sales of more than $3.4 billion and serves 45 metro areas across 19 states, mostly in the South and West regions.