PECO Pallet names former Procter & Gamble executive as advisor to board
R. Keith Harrison, former global supply chain executive, to provide CPG expertise.
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Harrison previously served as Procter & Gamble’s global product supply officer, responsible for moving more than 250 of the company’s products to five billion consumers in 130 countries.
Harrison, who spent more than 40 years at Procter & Gamble, is noted for his experience leading large, diverse global organizations. During his tenure at Procter & Gamble, Harrison managed company-wide supply chain activities including manufacturing, engineering, purchasing, logistics and quality. He also served as a vice president and general manager of the Western Europe tissue/towel division and as vice president for product supply throughout Europe, the Middle East and Asia. Harrison currently serves on the board for Midmark Corporation, Hayco Manufacturing and Enerfab.
“Keith Harrison is a strategy-oriented leader with vast experience driving operational improvement in supply chain management. He will be a tremendous asset to our board and will help guide PECO’s continued growth throughout North America,” said David Lee, PECO Pallet CEO.
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