Rob became Vice President of Global Machine Sales and Marketing in July of 2012. He has been with Rotex since 1998 and has held key roles in capital sales, aftermarket sales and product development. He earned his B.S. in engineering from the University of Cincinnati in 1992 and his M.B.A. in finance and marketing from the University of Cincinnati in 2002. Rob was a four-year starter for the University of Cincinnati men’s soccer team. He enjoys watching his three children play high school, college and club soccer. He gives back to the sport by coaching youth soccer in his free time; he also likes to play basketball and golf.

Darci became Vice President of Global Supply Chain and Lean in May of 2015. She joined the Rotex family in late 2014, focusing solely on lean. Prior to joining Rotex, Darci spent four years working for Hillenbrand and Batesville Casket Company. Darci has a vast background in manufacturing in automotive and industrial components companies, working in operations, supply chain, engineering and lean for Delphi Automotive and Parker Hannifin. She was the 2014 recipient of the STEP Ahead award for women in manufacturing. Darci holds a B.S. in industrial management/industrial engineering from Purdue University.

As Vice President, Global Manufacturing & Engineering, Jeff has responsibility for Rotex Global’s design and manufacturing process. He is deeply involved with refining business processes and developing operational excellence. Jeff started at Rotex in 1998 as a design engineer and has held many leadership positions in engineering and plant operations. Jeff is positioned to lead continuous improvement initiatives aligned with value-stream business objectives. Prior to Rotex, Jeff worked for Ford Motor Company, where he developed skills in capital project management, manufacturing standardization, lean and process engineering. Jeff holds a B.S. and M.S. in mechanical engineering from the University of Cincinnati.