Blakley Corp. Names Fankhauser as CEO

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Curt Fankhauser has been appointed as the new CEO of Blakley Corp.
Curt Fankhauser has been appointed as the new CEO of Blakley Corp., Indianapolis based specialty contractor and home-flooring retailer.

With this, Fankhauser has become first outsider CEO in Blakley’s 114-year history. In 2010, he became part of the company as COO. With this new appointment, he will succeed Mike Blakley, who will continue to be company’s Chairman. He has worked at various senior executive roles in construction and related products, for last 20-year. He has served with TMC Building Products, Farm Fans and Butler Manufacturing Co.

Blakley said, We are confident that Curt has the experience, talent and entrepreneurial drive to continue the growth which has become a trademark of this company.

Fankhauser added, "Blakley’s record of innovation and customer service for more than 110 years were a perfect match for my experience and business style.
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