PSSI names Emily Weaver chief financial officer

Contract sanitation provider PSSI, Kieler, Wis., has hired Emily Weaver as chief financial officer.

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Contract sanitation provider PSSI, Kieler, Wis., has hired Emily Weaver as chief financial officer.

Weaver succeeds Craig Hart, who was the chief financial officer for seven years and plans to transition into retirement, working with Weaver through the end of the year, according to a news release. She has more than 25 years of experience.

“Her vast financial experience, critical thinking, and expertise in (mergers and acquisitions) are an ideal fit for PSSI as we work to continue our positive momentum and growth in food safety,” Dan Taft, CEO, said in the release.

Weaver’s experience includes roles at Ingersoll Rand, Fortive Corp. and Danaher Corp., and she had progressive roles at General Electric and PricewaterhouseCoopers, according to the release.

“I am excited to be joining PSSI at this critical time as we continue to provide essential services that protect the food supply across the U.S. and Canada,” Weaver said in the release. “I’m looking forward to supporting our team members, customers and stakeholders as we develop and execute plans to sustain our rapid growth trajectory.”

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