Aaron Hilger Named CEO of SMACNA
Beginning Jan. 1, 2022, Aaron Hilger will assume the role of SMACNA’s CEO. Vincent Sandusky, who earlier in the year announced his retirement, has served as SMACNA’s CEO since 2008.
Beginning Jan. 1, 2022, Aaron Hilger will assume the role of SMACNA’s CEO upon the retirement of Vincent Sandusky, who has been the association’s CEO since 2008.
Serving as executive director of SMACNA Rochester and SMACNA New York State, Hilger brings more than two decades of leadership experience to SMACNA. He plans to advance the association’s mission of creating a competitive advantage for members while also serving as an advocate for contractors.
Published: December 9, 2021
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