MCAA’s Sponsor Spotlight Episode 4: Richard Lattanzi, Apollo Valves

November 13, 2020

In the fourth episode of MCAA’s Sponsor Spotlight series, MCAA Immediate Past President, Mike Brandt interviews Richard Lattanzi, Chief Executive Officer Americas for Aalberts Integrated Piping Systems – Americas. The Sponsor Spotlight Series is a new way for MCAA contractor members to learn more about the Manufacturer/Supplier Council (M/SC) Governing Board members, their products, their relationship with MCAA, and what being a member means to them.

Richard is the President and CEO of Aalberts Integrated Piping Systems – Americas, where he is responsible for the business that includes the “Apollo” valves portfolio, Elkhart Products Corporation fittings, and Shurjoint grooved products. Prior to joining Aalberts, he built his career at Siemens and Honeywell where he held positions in strategy, operations, product development, and executive leadership with a focus on commercial building technology products and solutions. Over his career, he has developed a reputation for developing innovative/smart products, building great teams, and focusing on outstanding service and support. He enjoyed living in four countries and gained the experience of leading both regional and global technology and manufacturing businesses. Richard holds an MBA and a BS of Engineering, both from the University of Pittsburgh. Originally from the Pittsburgh area (Oakmont), he and his wife now reside in Charlotte NC.    

Recorded: Friday, November 20, 2020

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