FREMONT, Ohio, Oct. 06, 2017 -- The Fremont Company today announced that Dave Stark of Toledo, Ohio will join the company as its vice president of Human Resources. Mr. Stark will be leading all company HR initiatives and building an exceptional place for employees to work, and a culture that attracts great talent.
“Dave brings more than 20 years of experience in the areas of Human Resources and organization effectiveness, “said Eric Kadrovach, Director of Operations. “His experience includes efforts in the areas of employee relations and benefits administration. “
Mr. Stark previously served as Director of Human Resources at Shrader Tire and Oil. As part of the leadership team, Mr. Stark was recognized in 2008 with the HR Excellence Award from his alma mater the University of Toledo.
Mr. Stark is a graduate of the University of Toledo, with a degree in human resource management and is a board member with the Northwest Ohio Employers Association. Mr. Stark has been a speaker at THRAC (Toledo HR Association Conference) and at the University of Toledo. Mr. Stark is active in supporting the “Feeding America” network of Food Banks, where the Fremont Company is set to provide over 20,000 meals in 2017.
About The Fremont Company
The Fremont Company is a 112-year-old consumer food products company, headquartered in Fremont, OH. The Fremont Company manufactures, markets, and distributes store brand and branded food products to customers worldwide, including private brand ketchup, Frank’s Sauerkraut and Mississippi BBQ Sauce. http://www.fremontcompany.com
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