Packaging
Graphic Packaging International Names New Executives in Americas and International Business
Monday 10. January 2022 - Ms. Bidlingmaier was most recently President, Performance Solutions for Invista, a subsidiary of Koch Industries, where she led numerous multimillion-dollar global businesses within the flooring, apparel and airbag fiber segments.
Graphic Packaging Holding Company (the “Company” or “Graphic Packaging”) announced today that Maggie Bidlingmaier will join Graphic Packaging as EVP and President of the Americas business unit.
Ms. Bidlingmaier was most recently President, Performance Solutions for Invista, a subsidiary of Koch Industries, where she led numerous multimillion-dollar global businesses within the flooring, apparel and airbag fiber segments. Prior to that, she was Vice President, Surfaces at Invista, following a successful career with Avery Dennison in global sales and marketing roles of increasing responsibility.
President and CEO of Graphic Packaging, Michael Doss, commented, “Maggies expertise in driving comprehensive vision shifts to accelerate growth and expansion complements our vision of growing with the best customers in the best markets and generating superior returns for our stakeholders. We look forward to Maggies leadership in developing team dynamics that will drive our high-performance culture to the next level.”
Joe Yost, previously EVP and President, Americas, has been appointed EVP and President of the International business unit, based in Brussels. In this role, Mr. Yost will have responsibility for converting operations outside the Americas, including the Companys businesses in EMEA, Australia and New Zealand. Michael Doss continued, “Joe has been instrumental in positioning our Americas business as a leader in the fiber-based packaging segment, and his prior experience in leading our European business will prove valuable as we integrate the AR Packaging acquisition into our global portfolio. I am excited to have someone with Joes track record of achievement moving into this critical leadership position.”