Pro-Set Formulated Resin Systems yesterday announced a number of changes to its leadership team.
Pete Hughes was appointed president, Tom LaBelle was promoted to vice president of formulated composite systems, Randy Brady was named vice president and business director of formulated coating systems, and Ryan Senciboy takes over as chief financial officer.
Hughes has held leadership roles in strategy and operations at Bain & Company and DaVita. He most recently served within Iron Path Capital’s Full Immersion Operations team, working directly with portfolio companies to drive value creation.
“Pete has led this business with clarity and conviction since day one,” Pro-Set executive chairman Ted Clark said in a statement. “His ability to assess complex businesses quickly, build the right teams and execute against a clear value creation thesis is exactly what this platform requires as we continue to grow.”
LaBelle has experience across composites, transportation and advanced materials markets, with prior leadership roles at Sika, Henkel and Lord Corp. His background spans technical sales, product development and business development.
“Tom has been a driving force in our commercial momentum at Gougeon Brothers,” Hughes said in the statement. “This promotion reflects both his results and our confidence in his ability to lead the full business. Giving Tom clear business ownership strengthens our decision-making agility and deepens accountability, both of which are essential as we scale.”
Brady has decades of experience across product development, sales and general management within the specialty coatings sector, including leadership roles at DuPont, PPG, Sherwin-Williams and Deft. He will oversee the integration and expansion of the coating’s portfolio, with responsibility for driving innovation, market expansion and commercial growth.
Senciboy most recently served as vice president, treasurer and head of FP&A at US Strategic Metals, where he supported the company’s capital formation, built financial processes, and led a variety of key corporate initiatives.
“Ryan has the financial leadership this platform requires. His experience navigating complex transactions and building finance functions inside growing industrial businesses makes him the right person to support our M&A strategy and scale the financial infrastructure of PFRS,” Hughes said.
