US rotary dryer manufacturer Uzelac Industries has announced a series of leadership changes, with founder Michael Uzelac resuming the role of chief executive and Milena Ivetic named as president.
Ivetic, who has been with the Wisconsin-based company for six years and most recently served as corporate vice president, will work alongside Uzelac and the board of directors on the company's strategic direction.
Jordan Fults has been appointed vice president of engineering after nine years with the company, having previously served as engineering manager.
Michael Uzelac said: "These leadership changes bring together the experience, knowledge and perspective needed to move Uzelac Industries forward. We have a strong team in place, a new facility that gives us additional capabilities and a clear opportunity for continued growth."
Uzelac Industries, founded in 2003, designs and manufactures direct-fired rotary dryers and provides large-scale fabrication services. Rotary dryers are widely used in the biomass sector for drying wood fibre, sawdust and other feedstocks ahead of pellet production or combustion.
