jason crawford
AZZ Inc., a Fort Worth-based independent provider of hot-dip galvanizing and coil coating solutions in North America, announces that CFO Philip Schlom will retire upon completion of his current contract, which runs through November 4. did.
Jason Crawford, senior vice president of finance at AZZ Precoat Metals, will move to CFO at AZZ Inc.
CEO Tom Ferguson said in a statement: “In his four years with the company, Philip has strengthened our accounting, finance, compliance, control and audit capabilities and played an integral role in the company's successful strategic transformation.” “Although his retirement is not imminent, his work ethic and passion for the company and its people will be irreplaceable. His advance work will ensure a smooth and well-planned transition. I really appreciate the notification.”
Mr. Ferguson said his company ““We're fortunate to have talented leadership and great bench strength,” and a “next talent” culture that ensures continuity in many of our key positions.
Ferguson said Crawford's “strong track record of performance” includes 12 years of combined work at Precoat Metals and its parent company, Sequa, a $2 billion company formerly owned by global investment firm Carlyle. He said that this includes experience. Mr. Ferguson further added that Mr. Crawford has more than 20 years of progressive experience in senior-level accounting and finance leadership positions and has a track record of success in mergers and acquisitions.We have extensive expertise in domestic and international companies across a wide range of industries. ”
Prior to his current role, Mr. Crawford's tenure at Precoat Metals/Sequa Corp. included Vice President of Finance at Sequa Corp. from 2020 to 2022 and Treasurer at Precoat Metals from 2012 to 2020. He served as senior vice president.
Crawford also held numerous leadership roles in the finance department at Boston Scientific from 2006 to 2012. Prior to 2006, Crawford held various accounting and leadership roles at CTS Corp.
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