LCI Industries Appoints Chief Financial Officer

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LCI Industries appointed Lillian D. Etzkorn as executive vice president and chief financial officer (CFO), effective April 17.

As previously announced, Brian Hall, LCI Industries’ current executive vice president and chief financial officer, will retire to pursue philanthropic ventures and opportunities as well as spend more time with his family. Hall will stay on in an advisory role to ensure a smooth transition.

“Lillian has had an esteemed career, solidifying her financial acumen and industrial and manufacturing expertise,” said Tracy D. Graham, chairman of Lippert’s Board of Directors. “In her past roles, she has demonstrated her ability to create positive change and produce results, efficiently aligning internal teams to enhance profitability and cash generation. Lillian’s numerous accomplishments give us great confidence in her ability to extend our financial and operational leadership.”

Before joining Lippert, Etzkorn was the CFO at Covia. Prior to that, she served in multiple financial leadership roles, including CFO of Shiloh Industries and CPI Card Group. She held various senior positions at publicly traded automotive companies such as Dana Holding Corp. and Ford Motor Co. Etzkorn began her career in finance at Ford.

“As an accomplished business leader, I want to welcome Lillian to the Lippert family,” said Jason Lippert, LCI Industries’ president and CEO. “I have no doubt she will play an important role in extending our leadership position in the industry, executing our long-term strategic plan and further elevating our finance organization at the company.”

 

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