Senior Management Change at Camfil APC
Alan O’Connell has been appointed the executive vice president in charge of worldwide operations.
Posted: October 12, 2014
Camfil Air Pollution Control (APC; Jonesboro, AR), a leading global manufacturer of dust, fume and mist collection equipment, reports that Alan O’Connell has been appointed executive vice president in charge of worldwide operations.
O’Connell is uniquely qualified to direct the continued growth of the dust collection business, having served with parent company the Camfil Group (Stockholm, Sweden) for more than three decades. He was the president and chief executive officer of Camfil Group for twelve years, stepping down from that post in late 2013 to serve in a senior advisory capacity.
During his tenure, the company grew to 3,700 employees worldwide and expanded into the North American HVAC and dust collection markets. It is today the largest air filtration company in the world, with 50 subsidiaries on four continents.
O’Connell replaces Lee Morgan, who will resign as president after remaining onboard through the end of the year to ensure a smooth management transition. Morgan joined the company in 1997 and is credited with growing it from a small business into a highly successful global operation with annual sales of $125 million.
He will become president of The Systems Group (El Dorado, AR), a diverse group of privately held companies engaged in product and field installations for steel mills, foundries and petrochemical plants.
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