07.18.13
Farmington, Conn.-based Mott Corp. has elected Boris F. Levin to its board of directors and has named him the new company president and CEO. Levin replaces Roger Klene who is retiring from the company after 18 years as president.
Since 2005, Levin had been employed with Nypro Inc. He last served as group president of Nypro Healthcare, the company’s largest global business unit, serving the drug delivery, diagnostics and surgical markets.
“Mott’s customers are seeking ever finer and more uniform filtration and separation capabilities from products that will withstand harsh environments and provide extended service life,” said David Gordon, chairman of Mott’s board of directors. “Boris’ background in manufacturing for the medical industry, and his otherwise strong combination of academic, technical, and business credentials are ideal to lead Mott as it increasingly relies on specialized engineering and science to produce value-add products.”
“Mott’s current market position and future direction across all of its business segments represent an exciting opportunity for the company and one in which I am excited to participate,” said Levin.
Levin also noted that like Nypro, Mott is a 100 percent ESOP (employee stock ownership plan) and said he felt “fortunate to be able to join another company that appreciates and values employee ownership.”
Mott specializes in applying sintered porous metal to gas and liquid filtration and flow product concepts.
Since 2005, Levin had been employed with Nypro Inc. He last served as group president of Nypro Healthcare, the company’s largest global business unit, serving the drug delivery, diagnostics and surgical markets.
“Mott’s customers are seeking ever finer and more uniform filtration and separation capabilities from products that will withstand harsh environments and provide extended service life,” said David Gordon, chairman of Mott’s board of directors. “Boris’ background in manufacturing for the medical industry, and his otherwise strong combination of academic, technical, and business credentials are ideal to lead Mott as it increasingly relies on specialized engineering and science to produce value-add products.”
“Mott’s current market position and future direction across all of its business segments represent an exciting opportunity for the company and one in which I am excited to participate,” said Levin.
Levin also noted that like Nypro, Mott is a 100 percent ESOP (employee stock ownership plan) and said he felt “fortunate to be able to join another company that appreciates and values employee ownership.”
Mott specializes in applying sintered porous metal to gas and liquid filtration and flow product concepts.