Furnace Record Pressing Names Ali Miller as Chief Executive Officer

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ALEXANDRIA, Va., February 12, 2024 (VSNewsNetwork.com) - Furnace Record Pressing, a global vinyl record manufacturing company, has officially announced Ali Miller as its Chief Executive Officer, starting March 1. Miller, who previously held the position of Chief Operating Officer since 2018 and was Vice President before that, brings over 20 years of experience in the music and manufacturing industries to her new role. Her appointment is notable as she becomes the first female CEO of a domestic pressing plant, underscoring Furnace’s commitment to diversity and the promotion of female leadership within the industry.

“It is a genuine honor to assume the leadership of such an exceptional team,” Miller stated, expressing her dedication to building upon the company's achievements and focusing on serving artist and label clients. Eric Astor, the founder of Furnace Record Pressing, praised Miller's contributions and leadership qualities, affirming her pivotal role in the company's success. “Since the day Ali joined Furnace, I knew she possessed the exceptional talent, dedication, and passion to thrive in this industry,” said Astor, who will transition to a strategic advisory role while remaining an active owner and board member.

Paul Donahue, lead director at Furnace and Managing Partner of Black Squirrel Partners, highlighted the strategic planning behind Miller’s appointment, expressing confidence in her vision for the company's future. “Ali's appointment as CEO completes what has been a thoughtful, long-term approach to management succession,” Donahue remarked, signaling a new chapter of growth and innovation under Miller’s leadership.

For more information, visit www.furnacemfg.com.

Source: Furnace Record Pressing via Newswire

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