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(KAIR)--The former Vice-President of human resources at Atchison's MGP Ingredients has a new role.
The company Tuesday announced that Dave Rindom has been named to serve as Vice-President and Chief Administrative Officer effective immediately.
In his new role, Rindom will continue to oversee human resources functions while leading other administrative aspects of the company, including primary oversight of MGP's property and facilities, litigation and other legal matters, and insurance and community relations.
In a press release, MGP President and CEO Gus Griffin says the “breadth and depth” of Rindom's “knowledge and experience make him an invaluable asset to the company.”
Rindom joined the company in 1980 and has held what the press release calls “a series of increasingly important roles.”
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