Husky veteran Robert Domodossola named president and CEO
Robert Domodossola, a 30-year veteran of Husky Technologies, has been named president and CEO, effective immediately.
He has been president, systems and tooling since November 2023. He joined Husky in 1996 and progressed through design and engineering management roles, including VP, engineering and business development; president, medical and specialty packaging systems; and president, rigid packaging.
“He brings a long and tremendously successful Husky career to the position. His background in Technology, Engineering, Sales and Marketing adds a lot to our increased growth focus,” said David Cote, executive chairman of Husky owner GPGI, in a press release. “He is admired internally and externally for his relentless commitment to the customer. This will benefit Husky greatly as we further develop our commitment to growth. A great development in the Husky story.”
“I am honored to lead Husky at such a pivotal moment in our transformation,” Domodossola said. “I am excited to bring my strategic focus, operational rigor, and commercial experience to deliver even greater value to our customers and capture the robust set of opportunities ahead of us. With the foundation we have built over the decades at Husky, combined with GPGI’s support, I look forward to driving continued innovation, operational excellence, and growth for our customers, shareholders, and employees.”
Domodossola replaces outgoing CEO Brad Selleck, who will aid the transition through the middle of April.
The leadership change follows Husky’s acquisition by GPGI, formerly known as CompoSecure. The deal was announced in November and completed in January. The company is also conducting a search for a new CFO.
Founded in 1953 by plastics industry pioneer Robert Schad, Husky manufactures injection molding machines, hot runners and molds.