Quality Distribution Promotes Stephen Attwood To President And COO - Quick Facts
(RTTNews) - Monday, Quality Distribution Inc. (QLTY) promotion of Stephen R. Attwood to President and Chief Operating Officer and the appointment of Joseph J. Troy as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, effective August 2, 2010.
Joe has over 25 years of financial experience with particular expertise in capital markets, mergers and acquisitions and overall financial management. In addition to being a proven CFO with publicly traded Walter Industries, Inc., predecessor to Walter Energy, Inc.
Quality Distribution Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the truckload transportation of bulk chemicals in North America. The company involves in the bulk transportation of liquid and dry chemical products, including plastics, and bulk dry and liquid food-grade products.
QLTY closed Monday's trading at $5.63, up $0.01 or 0.18%, on a volume of 70.091 shares on the Nasdaq,
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