Kamps appoints Elie Ghazal to lead national operations
Kamps has appointed Elie Ghazal as chief operating officer, tasking him with overseeing its nationwide pallet and reusable-packaging operations. The company says his priorities include safety, manufacturing innovation and aligning operating practices across its network.
Kamps announced on 6 October that Elie Ghazal had joined as COO, effective immediately, with responsibility for its operations nationwide. The company says he brings more than 30 years of manufacturing leadership, including senior roles at Lear Corporation and TE Connectivity. Kamps says Ghazal will focus on safety, manufacturing innovation, developing talent and aligning practices across its national network. It reports operating more than 400 locations, including over 50 manufacturing and recycling facilities. The appointment is an operational leadership change; the announcement does not describe a specific facility expansion or quantified production change.
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- Kamps, Inc.
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- 6 Oct 2026
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- 8 Oct 2026
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