Ryerson announces executive appointments following Olympic Steel merger

Ryerson Holding Corporation (NYSE: RYZ) announced leadership appointments as part of its integration with Olympic Steel. The industrial metals processor and distributor made the appointments to align operations following the merger.

Mark Silver was named Executive Vice President and Chief Legal & Risk Officer, with expanded responsibilities including enterprise risk management and cybersecurity. Silver has over 30 years of legal experience and previously held senior roles at Sara Lee Corporation.

Frank Williams was appointed Chief Information Officer, leading enterprise technology functions including e-commerce and marketing. Williams joined Ryerson in 2003 and previously served as General Manager of E-commerce, Marketing & Communication.

Richard Manson will serve as Senior Vice President of Finance for Ryerson while continuing as Chief Financial Officer of Olympic Steel. He will lead synergy attainment and benefits integration for the merged company. Manson joined Olympic Steel in 1996 after working as a Tax Manager at Arthur Andersen.

Daniel Rosenberg was named Chief of Staff, supporting the CEO and President & COO. A retired U.S. Marine Corps Lieutenant Colonel with over 20 years of active-duty service, Rosenberg will oversee enterprise-level integration and strategic planning.

Brian Seeley was appointed President of Ryerson Advanced Processing (RAP). With over 30 years in manufacturing and metals industry leadership, Seeley previously served as General Manager of RAP.

"These leadership changes are an important step in ensuring we are fully aligned as one organization and maximizing synergies and the full potential of our recent merger with Olympic Steel," said CEO Eddie Lehner in a statement.

Founded in 1842, Ryerson operates approximately 160 locations across the United States, Canada, Mexico, and China with around 6,400 employees.

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