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|Articles|January 16, 2019
Elliott group appoints new chief executive officer
Author(s)TMI Staff & Contributors
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Elliott Group has announced that Michael Lordi has been appointed Chief Executive Officer (CEO), succeeding outgoing CEO, Yasuyuki Uruma, who has retired after 47 years with Elliott Group and Elliott’s parent company, Ebara Corporation.
Mr. Lordi joined Elliott in 1987 as Sales and Marketing Manager for Elliott’s tube tool business in Dayton, Ohio. Since then he has held increasingly responsible roles covering every aspect of Elliott’s business, most recently as Vice President of Industrial Products (2008 – 2011), Vice President of Global Service (2011 – 2016), and Chief Operating Officer (2016 – 2019).
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