MINNEAPOLIS -- Donaldson Company Inc. (NYSE: DCI), a manufacturer of dust collection equipment, announced that Lowell Schwab, senior vice president of global operations, will retire on Aug. 1.
Schwab, 61, joined Donaldson in 1977 as a financial analyst and then held a number of management roles. He was promoted to vice president, operations in 1994. Schwab was also senior vice president, engine systems and parts, from 2004 to 2008.
With Schwab's retirement, Joseph Lehman will become vice president, global operations, effective Aug. 1.
Lehman, 55, is currently vice president, global engine aftermarket. Lehman joined Donaldson in 1984 and has held various positions in finance, operations, IT, and business unit management roles. Within operations, he led Donaldson's Frankfort, IN, and Hull, England, plants and the company's logistics group.
Read Donaldson Company's press release.
Schwab, 61, joined Donaldson in 1977 as a financial analyst and then held a number of management roles. He was promoted to vice president, operations in 1994. Schwab was also senior vice president, engine systems and parts, from 2004 to 2008.
With Schwab's retirement, Joseph Lehman will become vice president, global operations, effective Aug. 1.
Lehman, 55, is currently vice president, global engine aftermarket. Lehman joined Donaldson in 1984 and has held various positions in finance, operations, IT, and business unit management roles. Within operations, he led Donaldson's Frankfort, IN, and Hull, England, plants and the company's logistics group.
Read Donaldson Company's press release.
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