Originally Posted by
Balance
Caught up with my glazier contact.
His view is that MPG has made the right decision here to appoint GMs of the three key regional markets, rather than a CEO. The corporate HQ structure does not suit a company like MPG which thrived in the past (before it was corporatised by the provate equity owners) with managers close to the ground and close to customers.
Big tick as far as he is concerned as a customer and a contractor.
PS. My glazier contact knew most of the managers/shareholders of the various units bought by Metro Glass over the years - they were all paid top prices for their businesses because the businesses were highly profitable as owner operators.