UFPI Board Approves Semiannual Dividend of $0.21 Per Share
--Reviews new structure for the Company’s Eastern U.S. operations--
“There’s nothing more rewarding for our board than to share the success
of
Also at the meeting, management presented a new structure that creates
two geographic operating groups—north and south—within the Company’s
eastern division. This move is intended to support and promote the
Company’s growth goals. The size of the two operation subdivisions
allows for stronger hands-on leadership by group vice presidents who
will report to the chief operating officer. “As our eastern operations
grow in size and number, it’s imperative to have appropriately sized
groups that can be managed and led, and that’s what this new structure
provides,” said CEO
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