Koch Industries, Inc. named Jim Hannan executive vice president and CEO – Enterprises, and Brad Razook executive vice president and CEO – Resources. Both are newly created leadership positions. Hannan has served as president and CEO of Koch subsidiary Georgia-Pacific since 2007, while Razook has served as president and CEO of Flint Hills Resources since 2005.
In his new role, Hannan will oversee Georgia-Pacific, INVISTA, Molex and Guardian, as well as Koch’s recently acquired interest in Infor.
Razook will oversee Flint Hills Resources, Koch Pipeline, Koch Ag & Energy Solutions (including Matador Cattle), and Koch Minerals (including Koch Supply & Trading).
Both Hannan and Razook will be responsible for driving improvements and advances in their respective businesses, including the application of technology, software and data analytics. They will continue to report to Dave Robertson, president and COO of Koch Industries.
Succeeding Hannan as president and CEO of Georgia-Pacific is Christian Fischer. Fischer joined Georgia-Pacific in 1989, and has served in many leadership roles within that company, including executive vice president of the packaging and cellulose segment, a role he has held since 2007.
Jeff Ramsey will succeed Razook as president and CEO of Flint Hills Resources. Ramsey has worked within FHR’s aromatics, olefins, intermediates and polymers division as well as in refined products marketing and supply. He joined Koch Industries in 1990.
Georgia-Pacific announced that Scott Light, president of GP PRO, will succeed Fischer as executive vice president of the packaging and cellulose segment.
Light joined GP in 1999 and has worked in many businesses. Light will report to Fischer.
Additionally, Mike Adams, currently senior vice president of sourcing, has been promoted to president of GP PRO and communication papers. Adams joined GP in 1994 and has served in many roles. Adams will report to Kathy Walters, executive vice president, Georgia-Pacific consumer products segment.
Hannan, Fischer, Light and Adams will all continue to be based in Atlanta.
Koch Industries also announced that Martin Slark has been elected to the Koch Industries board of directors. Slark will continue to serve as CEO of Molex, and will have a key role in helping drive improvements and advances in the application of new technology throughout Koch Industries.
