VMA Board Member Rachel Hollinger Promoted to COO at DeZURIK
Hollinger’s promotion to the newly created role of Chief Operating Officer is effective immediately.
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DeZURIK, a manufacturer of valve solutions for municipal and industrial markets, today announced the promotion of Rachel Hollinger to the newly created position of Chief Operating Officer (COO). The leadership expansion reflects the company’s continued momentum and its commitment to accelerating operational excellence and strategic growth.
As COO, Hollinger will play a central role in unifying operations across the company and strengthening DeZURIK’s ability to deliver value to customers worldwide. Her responsibilities include:
- Supporting the Municipal and Industrial business units as they pursue ambitious growth objectives.
- Leading network strategy and operational excellence initiatives to scale capabilities and meet rising global demand.
- Driving cross-functional integration to ensure alignment across product lines and business areas.
- Overseeing business unit operations and managing the selection of her successor to lead the Industrial business unit.
Hollinger joined DeZURIK in 2018 and has since been recognized for her strategic mindset, customer focus and leadership in fostering collaboration throughout the organization. Her contributions have been instrumental in several major initiatives that position DeZURIK for long-term success.
“Rachel has been a key driver of our progress, and her appointment as COO marks an exciting new chapter for DeZURIK,” said Bryan Burns, CEO. “Her leadership, commitment to our customers and drive for operational excellence make her exceptionally well suited to elevate customer experiences and accelerate growth.”
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