Turning Point Brands Appoints Andrew Flynn as Chief Financial Officer

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Mar.13.2024

Turning Point Brands Appoints Andrew Flynn as Chief Financial Officer

Turning Point Brands appoints Andrew Flynn as CFO, replacing Louie Reformina, effective April 1, 2024, per RTTNews.

According to RTTNews, American brand consumer goods manufacturer, marketer, and distributor Turning Point Brands company (TPB) announced the appointment of Andrew Flynn as Chief Financial Officer (CFO).

Flint will take office on April 1, 2024, replacing current CFO Louie Reformina, who is set to resign.

Flinn previously served as Chief Financial Officer at Connected Cannabis Co. and held the position of Vice President at Juul Labs before joining Turning Point Brands.

References:

[1] Turning Point Brands Names Flynn CFO

Also Read:

[1] Turning Point Brands Announces Financial Performance for 2023: Sales down by 6% in Q4

[2] Turning Point Brands Reports Decline in Sales for 2023

[3] Turning Point Brands Canada Becomes Exclusive Distributor for VPRB's HoneyStick in Canada

[4] Financial Report: Turning Point Brands Q4 2022 Results

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